A Corn Poppin Good Time
Children look to indoors entertainment as Santa approaches and families turn to corn popping. The article notes popcorn production growth in producing states and gives simple home popping instructions using corn from the neighborhood grocery. It suggests using a pot or pan and outlines serving ideas for kids and adults.
United States Uses More Than 300 Billion Gallons Water Daily
A new estimate shows the United States consumes over 300 billion gallons of water each day across households industry and agriculture. The figure highlights high demand for municipal supply and irrigation while stressing water management considerations nationwide.
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Old Fashioned Christmas
An essay contrasts modern life with a traditional Christmas, noting upgrades in transport and dress codes. It urges observing Christmas in a traditional religious manner and honoring family customs that bring multiple merry celebrations.
Clement Clark Moore and the Santa Claus image
The text recalls Clement Clarke Moore's 1823 poem A Visit From St. Nicholas that popularized Santa Claus as a jolly old elf. It notes modern depictions show a clean red suit while preserving the famed plump, cheerful image.
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St. Nicholas
Santa Claus
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Rice Diet Feeds About a Quarter of Humanity
About one fourth of the global population depends mainly on rice for daily sustenance. The staple supports large communities across Asia Africa and parts of Europe. Rising demand and climate factors threaten supply and prices in coming years.
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