The Bachelor’s Christmas
An old bachelor wanders through a winter night pondering luck and love as carolers sing. He recalls missed chances and cold mornings, walking alone while the city glows with cheer.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
4
Lost Invitation Brings Townsfolk Together At Christmas
Lucilla and Tom in the outskirts of town discuss a rift over a missing invitation. Amid family feuds and a late discovery under the old town hall, the couple learns the invitations were delayed by a final posthumous discovery. Tom delivers the news, and reconciliation follows as Mrs. James Lawton and Mrs. Joseph Lawton plan a shared Christmas dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Lantern
Familly
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Lueiila
Emmeline
Luellis
Alan
Guetlis
Thuy
James Lawton
Joueph Lawton
James Larton
Mary
Joseph
Amanda
Joseph Tawton
Mon- May
Neen
Washington Home Magazine
The Unselfish Spirit Of Christmas Mercy
A reflective Christmas piece by Margaret E Sangater urges unselfish living. It laments lavish gifting without genuine care and calls readers to widen kindness beyond family, inviting acts of charity for mothers and children in need during the season.
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Margaret E. Sangater
Chittago
Child’s Christmas Energy Echoes in Toy Destruction
A lively boy’s Christmas energy is described with a humorous note about breaking his own toys and beginning on his sister’s belongings. An echoed line from a Detroit Free Press item mentions the boy’s energetic behavior as observed at noon on Christmas day.
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Detroit Free Press
Rag Time Shoe Polishers Move Crowd On Busy Street
A New York Sun tale describes two shoeshine men in a street scene synchronized with a hand organ playing rag time tunes. The narrator steps back from the polishing to watch the performers, paying, and walking away to the rhythm of the street with a passing horse and wagon keeping time.
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Mr. Biffington
New York Sun
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Loozy
Lou
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Negro Progress Noted Among City’s Colored Population
The Scottish American reports many African Americans in New York City now hold respectable positions across life sectors. They live beyond Harlem and Brooklyn suburbs, with groups like the Sons of Virginia in the Bronx and the Sons of the Old North State in Manhattan. About 15 colored doctors hold diplomas from institutions such as Long Island College Hospital, Harvard, Dartmouth, UPenn, and Howard, reflecting advancing professional presence.
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Manhattan
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University of Pennsylvania
Howard University
Most Precious Manuscript Milton At Trinity
Article reviews Milton's Trinity manuscript as the most precious English literary document, noting its unparalleled insight into a poet's mind and creative process. It contrasts with other poets whose works lack such firsthand drafting evidence, and touches on ancillary historical tangents about prints and objects.
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Atlantic
Shakespeare
Chaucer
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Artis
Amanuensen
Development of Centr at Canada Promises Wheat Growth and New Settlements
The article argues that Central Canada offers rising land values and high yields, with wheat 40-50 bushels per acre and oats up to 100 bushels per acre. Rail lines, schools, churches, and towns have expanded as homesteaders profit from 15 to 70 dollar per acre land. It urges readers to contact Canadian government offices for settlement information and notes the U S may soon import wheat while Canada becomes a wheat exporter.
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