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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1911

Page

33

Happy New Year in the Cousins Club Cozy Corner

A long lively letter from Langdon to Aunt Anna and cousins describes New Year greetings, mistletoe, and the festive Cozy Corner. It shares multiple child voices, host duties, holiday gifts, and plans for charity and school activities, with greetings from Rosie, Mistletoe, and many young contributors.

Cousins' Club Anna Antes Robin Hlood Happ Felicia Ruby Lorentz Hugh Benogs Land Isle London Guildhall Soldier Belt Rosie Sophie Berry Langdon Gay Shavent Peter Pan Snell Boy Scout Chevy Chase Children’s Hospital Santa Claus Mistletoe Roberta Ridgwas Conald Western High School Western Aloa Cousina Lfe Atalanta Fern Wistaria Granny Scrappag Robin Hood Aunt Anna Amethyst Girard Street

The Wee Wams and the Wandering Christmas Candy Men

A whimsical tale unfolds in the Land of Children as the Wee Wams seek their missing members after a Wamite spell causes mischief. A boy named Tommy worries a chocolate man and chaos erupts before the charm backfires, sending the toys and children into a moonlit return. Letters from Amethyst and Langdon follow, recounting snowy joys and a request to join the Cousins Club.

Sel Tillie Lou Billy Bad Slim Jim Wille Boo Santa Claus Willie Tommy Jones Tommy Tom Trad Bessie Billy Sammy Brown Sam Chcilia Reynolds Robertson

Three Angels Stand Beside the Open Gate

Three angels guard the portal with the Gentle Word the Kindly Deed and the Pitying Heart. AUNT ANNA stands as the guiding figure urging kind words and deeds toward friends in need as the gate opens to enter.

New Year's Gift Reveals A Boy's Quiet Hope

In New York Johnny Rowland a bootblack boy pleads poverty as his mother lies ill. A kind man Carl Rowland offers a dollar in relief, promising future help if Johnny boots him later. The next day the man returns seeking his long-lost family, whom poverty had driven apart. The tale ends with reunion and a church offering.

New York Johnny Rowland Johnny John Rowland ABC Het Down Rowland Western

Cousins Club Letters From Far Shenandoah Night

A fragment from The Virginian features young readers Gawin Brawner and Bertram Luchs writing to Aunt Anna. They describe a Cousins’ Club night at Bluemont, Bear’s Den, and the Shenandoah River valley, sharing greetings and drawings carved on a tree.

Cheyanne Uneyenne Cousins Anna Bluemont Gawin Brawner Bertram Luchs Hubbard School

Prize Winners Drawn Despite Holiday Delights at The Post

The Post lists prize winners from last week amid holiday draws. Franklin Jackson, age 15 from Technical High School, won first prize. Iwene, 14, from Cooke School, won second. Marion Devine, age 11, from Kenilworth School, won third. Entries required black ink on a square cut from The Post with name age school and home address. submit by Wednesday.

Aoliday Franklin Jackson Franklin Technical High School Thirteenth Street Cooke School Iwene University Place Marion Devine Kenilworth BD C Kenilworth School Marton Sugene Phrdy Eagle Eugene Purdy Technical High Versity D.C. Kenilworth Eos Tae

Granny Scrapbag Warns and Welcomes New Year in Blue Ink

A newspaper style notice from Granny Scrapbag warns readers of the year ahead while merrily recounting letters and drawings in blue ink from young correspondents. She notes missing school, age, and home addresses for Agnes Cole and enjoys playful notes from Virginia Towenberg, Rose Carter, and others, closing with a New Year greeting. The writer, ENILUAP, signs off from Langdon School, Mount Rainier, Md.

Anna Agnes Cole Virginia Towenberg Norfolk Rose Carter Bea Kiddles

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