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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
8
A community Christmas program will be held Thursday evening with grade school students performing. Saturday night the lineup includes local children in an open house outside Smiths on the north side as part of the program directed by grade teachers.
Mrs. Fred Sue Lucile Coster and Miss Coster present an entertainment at the C Church Monday evening featuring readings solos and duets. Mrs Sternberg has spoken in Thomson and will introduce two selections. A money back guarantee promises satisfaction and a brief program note invites attendees to attend after New Year’s Day for wholesome readings.
Mrs Minnie Winebrenner extends thanks for letters gifts and prayers before and after hospital stay in Chicago. One of Fulton's respected merchants died suddenly last Saturday age unclear. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon as the community extends sympathy to the family amid closing stores.
A promotional cropped text advertises The Youths Companion magazine offering year long subscriptions for 1923 1925. It highlights serialized stories poetry editorials and monthly Calender items urging readers to subscribe and receive gifts and home calendars.
Ellen learns the meaning of Christmas through helping the poor, contrasting harsh judgment with goodwill. The story follows her encounter with needy children, the reactions of passersby, and a renewed spirit sparked by acts of kindness and a chance encounter with a man who admired an old Christmastime portrait.
A scrambled kitchen note describes mixing bread crumbs and soaked cupinis with shortening, then adding Kodo to expand the mixture. The text ends with serving suggestions using cream, but the instructions are garbled and hard to follow.
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