The Mysterious Fairies of Folldhurst Cave
Nellie and Dorothy, two London girls, meet by a confectioner and flee to Folldhurst for an adventure. They encounter spirits and fairies who reveal wonders and future hopes, as Dorothy soars with magical beings and learns of her father’s possible invention while a looming danger awaits outside the cave.
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Nelle
London
Mllehtines
Tin
Nellie
Dorothy
Mike
Pleturs
Bere
Mawkis
Sinter
Aewie
Neailie
Dersthy
Charing Creca Station
Pulkhuret
Clare
Sam
California
Strait
Gil
Naillst
Ibeas
Phaswa
Enokt
Phasm
Fairy Ilectric Benneath
Phong
North
Phauma
Jess
Phiama
Phkema
Dorotl
Epranx
Fairy
Pharma
Abe
Ant
Suilden Goriners
Wihiss
Eirehy Otter
Dom
Pham
Phiema
Phasima
Phaama
Dorothy Roushly
Christmas Eve Skate Sparks Reveal Hidden Nellie Miracle
Dorothy guides Nellie and a newborn baby through a park mistaken for a dream. A rescue by mother, a shared Christmas morning reveals Nellie is alive and connected to Dorothy by a hidden sister portrait. Armenian Christmas on January 4 noted.
Christmas in Russia Amid Holiday Festivities and Folly
St. Petersburg reports show Christmas celebrated across Russia with three weeks of vacations for children. Rich and poor alike decorate homes with icons, lanterns, and Christmas trees while Orthodox services mark the eve. Easter holds greater weight for Russians, with festivities and New Year customs adding to seasonal cheer and excess.
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St. Petersburg
Santa Claus
United States
Christ
Christeims
Notwllthat
Jesus
Christmas meat myths and old New Year customs warned
A court physician notes working people overindulge in meat after weeks of abstinence, making Christmas a potential health risk. He compares holiday overeating to an epidemic, urging care and charitable support. The piece recalls New Year customs in Russia and New York, including greetings from chimney sweeps and newsmen.
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Tam
New York
Christmas Customs Across Countries and History
A survey of Christmas beliefs and practices from England Sweden and Germany notes blistered fingers from a game, wolves in Christmas week, the dating controversy of Jesus birth, and customs such as mince pies and holly. It contrasts Puritan opposition with modern indulgence.
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England
America
Sweden
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Morria
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