Our Accomplishments What Have They Been
A dean reflects on a year’s end, urging readers to assess gains. He notes personal growth in self possession, thought, and social ease, urging evaluation of new friends, powers, and ideals. The piece frames annual review as a practical, hopeful exercise for readers.
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Foreman
Thomas A. Clark
University of Ilinois
Western Newspaper Union
Light in the Steeple on Christmas Morning
A Christmas vignette describes light shining from an old church steeple onto shepherds and wise men, brightening a garret where two children sleep, prompting passersby to donate, a Salvation Army lass to dance, and bells to ring as Christmas joy fills the city. The scene closes with the steeple's upward gaze, echoing high ideals.
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Salvation Army
Real Santa Claus in appearance guides Christmas tree trade
A veteran New England shipper, eighty two, has run a forty year Christmas tree business reaching from Texas to Chicago. He remains active and is described as a real Santa Claus in appearance as the industry meets the chief problem of obtaining trees for the season.
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Santa Claus Ince
New England
Texas
Chicago
Santa Claus
Frank Herbert Sweet
Western Newspaper Union
Perhaps Little Stars Knew About Christmas
Bright stars shone over a small farmhouse as snow covered the ground. The scene hints at Christmas happiness in a humble home, suggesting the stars knew the joy within a residence not a palace, a Mary Graham Bonner attributed vignette from 1924.
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Mary Graham “Bonner
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Sale on Hand Bags Shines in Silks and Beads
The article highlights stylish hand bags in silk, Heather, and bead accents offered at special Christmas prices. Slip-on and cuffed designs feature French kid and cape leather options, with per pair pricing emphasized to attract shoppers.
Christmas Comes But Once A Year Theme Card
Christmas spirit fills streets with snow and holly while indoors tables groan with turkey sweet potatoes and mince. Children laugh and elders smile as gifts exchange and Toyland Santa showcases wonders for a festive season. Stores brim with cheer and ready gift ideas expressing goodwill.
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Maryland
Scarfs for Ladies and Men Make Fine Gifts
Dainty chiffon scarfs for the ladies and fine Scotch scarfs for the men offer stylish, practical gifts. Versatile accessories suitable for all ages, these scarfs pair well with formal and casual outfits, making thoughtful presents for any occasion.
Hosiery for Christmas Gifts in Desired Colors
A shopper notes silk hose are ideal gifts for Christmas and that there is no limit to the number needed in all the preferred colors. The remark emphasizes availability and appeal of hosiery during the holiday season.
Christmas Linens Line Delights Brides and Homes
A vibrant display of Christmas tablecloths napkins and bridge sets promises to charm every woman shopper. The feature highlights a beautiful line designed to enhance holiday tables with coordinated fabrics and festive style.
Special bay of lamps for feminine boudoir use
A dealer touts a new line of junior lamps designed for the delicate ambiance of a boudoir. The display promises excellent value and elegance, inviting shoppers to inspect the collection for refined lighting.
New Christmas Glassware Makes a Great Home Gift
New Christmas glassware offers a pleasing look for any home and serves as an inexpensive gift option. The item combines festive appeal with practical use, suitable for travelers, hosts, and families alike this holiday season.
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