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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1905

Page

5

Why the Sexton Rang for Christmas

Bargle the church sexton forbids Christmas bells yet is forced to face the tradition when a mysterious tolling echoes. He discovers his estranged daughter Alice and her child near the church, aided by a doctor and vicar, and learns the bells have summoned him to save them from danger and a hidden Christmas past.

Bargle Sexton Peridale Alice Amos Nonce Belfry James

A Rich Man's Christmas Eve of Hunger and Debt

At 9 50 p m on Christmas Eve Jack Drayton, a penniless writer with six MSS and 15 cents, faces bills owed to landlady Mrs Steinhauser and merchants Jorkins Dibbs and others. After receiving a $5 000 check from his Uncle he plans luxuries but discovers money cannot ease his immediate poverty. By Friday he opens a bank account and settles all debts, later becoming a famous author who recalls the tale.

Ace Drayton Jack Alick Carlton Prince’s Brighton Jorkins Mr. Jorkins Mr. Jerkins Jerkins Dibbs Mr. Dibbs Drayton

Skeleton at Feast

A Chicago Interior notice quotes a provocative line about hunger and social inequality linking a neighbor's Christmas table to a personal feast, implying a critical view of holiday disparity and shared abundance.

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