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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
7
In Springfield, Massachusetts, Deacon Jones brings a small truck of gifts to Widow Nelson for needy children. He offers skates, a doll, a candy cane, nuts, raisins, books, and a Christmas tree to evoke the spirit of Santa Claus and the season.
Mr Gennister travels home on Christmas Eve to a lonely house and a sick child. A servant’s grandson, Willie, arrives, prompting the recluse to become Santa Claus. The day ends with gifts, games, and a changed outlook for the rigid businessman who realizes he missed Christmas joy by growing up without siblings.
The Boston Watchman notes the joy of Christmas lies in thoughtful self denial as parents save and sacrifice for gifts. Children’s handmade tokens like bookmarks crochet work tool boxes and shelves carry unique warmth that costly presents cannot match. A child’s tale from Judge New York Young Mechanic adds a playful trap image to Santa's packing.
The Irish river in Siberia stretches 2.20 miles and drains about 600000 square miles of territory, presenting a major geographic feature in the area.
A Catholic Ohio institution cites Sister Superior praising Peruna as a remedy for influenza and related ailments. Congress man Meekison of Napoleon adds his testimony claiming benefit from Peruna for chronic catarrh. The ad invites readers to contact Dr Hartman for free medical advice.
A humorous Harper's Weekly tale recalls William M. Evarts and Senator David Davis jokingly racing in a three foot wide alley. Davis, heavy and tall, casually walked the 100 feet while Evarts struggled to pass, proving the joke true.
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