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  2. Christmastide

    Warm days of December are hurrying us towards Christmas and plum pudding. We are a Christmas-keeping people, filled with secrets for weeks before-hand, whispering behind closed doors, thinking out tit-bits of love and friendliness. There are swift movements in the bedroom, soft closing of drawers, tip-toed excitement. Some gifts ask to be hidden; they lie snugly, never saying a word. Others defy concealment. Have you ever tried to hide a horse, or ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 886 words
  3. The Spirit of Giving.

    Out of the long ago comes the Christmas greeting, echoing and re-echoing, throbbing through generations of life, stirring the ...

    Article : 309 words
  4. WHAT MEN REALLY WANT.

    Man demands a squarer deal this Christmas. Too often in the past his women-kind merely insure that he has a shirt to his back; his fancy they feel, never runs beyond striped carpet slippers, or brilliantine. A tube of shaving cream reminds him gently that a bristly chin is harmful to a lady's complexion, and a pair of braces (sometimes two pairs) coerce ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. FAVOURS FOR MILADY.

    Almost every man feels of less sterner stuff of this season because his is the task of measuring feminine taste and meeting mercuric female wants from a purse already depleted by catering for juvenile clomours. A man who would confidently bid for a £10,000 line of wool positively shrinks from the purchase ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. THE NEEDS OF CAMPERS

    In the civilised cycle are certain migratory seasons—Christmas and Easter are the most notable—when we feel the blood of our nomadic ancestors stirring, and resolve to leave this smooth ferro-concrete world behind and get out with nature at least until we must return to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 598 words
  7. TOASTS OF THE SEASON

    Good cheer ! A phrase for the epicure and a phase for the glutton. de fois gras, dainty chafing dish trifles, exquisite salads, rich and rare For the epicure visions of canvasback ducks, terrapin, truffles, pate soups, recondite ingredients prepared with deftness and inspiration; for ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 766 words
  8. FURNISHING THE LARDER.

    Among the traditional demands of the season is to eat to capacity of things that are pleasing to the eye and seductive to the palate if not always wholly comfortable in other parts. Christmas dinners cannot be conjured up from thin air in the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. PACKING THE HOLIDAY BAGS.

    Christmas the holiday spirit the urge to get away from everyday life to an atmosphere of pleasurable relaxation. But first there is the need to get done the job of packing. Ease and informality should be the keynotes for holiday wear ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 688 words
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