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Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1908

Page

2

A Christmas Restoration and a Christmas Morning

A fragment from a memory tale follows John Loftus as he recalls a childhood trauma and a late life shift. He muses on his mother’s illness, a vision of a minister's daughter, and a life driven by ambition and romance. On Christmas Eve he helps a ragged girl, Bayswinter, faint at a toy store, leading to a Christmas Day marriage and questions about Bayswinter’s identity.

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The Tortoise and the Hare Motoring Race

An Aesop fable retold where the tortoise wins a race against a hare by hiring a car. The hare sleeps, the tortoise speeds ahead and finishes first by three miles and seven laps. The moral urges steady progress and cautions against overconfidence.

Aesop St. Nicholas

Neighborly Advice and the Art of Listening

A column contrasts neighborly counsel with personal boundaries and the grace required to accept critique. It cites M. Crothers on voting influence and recounts a Disraeli anecdote about Dr. O Leary and a vain, pompous Irishman in the lobby.

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Spar Buoys and the Coast Guard Tenders

Mariners guide spar buoys or sticks as sea marks. They can drift far when anchors fail, dragging danger across channels and shores. Tenders use derricks and donkey engines to recover anchors and buoys, risking crew safety in heavy seas and fog.

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Jennie Recalls a Clergyman's Morning Grace

A suburban child visits a clergyman's home and learns by a playful exchange what constitutes a family grace. Jennie recalls her father saying a hurried quip about time and catching a train, revealing a humorous, light moment in daily life.

Jennie Puck

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