David the Shepherd: A Boy Proves Himself Fast
Fourteen year old David tends his father’s flock on the plain when a band of travelers arrive claiming to follow a star and the king. He declines to join yet later kills a crouching lion with a sling and is praised by his mother for faithful duty.
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David
David the King
Rebeccah
Son
Judah
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December Song of Hope Amid War and Winter Chimes
A 1940 Christmas message describes December's snowy landscape and the timeless carol of peace. It frames the season as a universal hymn of goodwill spoken over bombs and sirens, urging faith and renewed hope for all people everywhere.
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Bethlehem
Christmas Charm in Baxter’s Hallway Meeting
Marilyn Marsh helps Wade Kendall’s sister decorate as Christmas nears. A chance elevator encounter leads to a shared Christmas plan between Marilyn who lost music work and Wade who cannot join his family. The two form a tentative holiday bond.
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Blanche Tanner Dillin
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Baxter's
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History of the turkey’s name and origins
The turkey’s name stems from multiple theories. Some cite its call “turk turk turk” while others link head ornaments to Turkish natives. Another view ties early American birds, sold in Spain by Hebrew merchants, to confusion with peacocks and the Hebrew word tukki, eventually becoming turkey.
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Christmas Celebrations Traced to Early Roman Records
Roman documents mark Christmas on December 25 starting in 354 AD with the Philocalian calendar. English observances began 598 after St Augustine baptized 10,000 converts. The festival spread via Tours in 567 and later laws in 991–1016 halted strife at Christmas.
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Mainz
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Hakon the Good
Logic and Trust Clash in Courtroom Exchange
A courtroom exchange questions the possibility of swindling those who trust you. The judge prompts a reply as the defense argues that fraud targets the trusting, while the opposing view emphasizes the risk to the trusting and skeptical alike.
Betsy Newman Serves Tomato Soup Menu For Four
An old menu lists tomato soup crackers sardine salad pickles potato chips olives hot biscuits jam nut cake coffee. The sardine salad includes butter yolk mixture with boiled eggs parsley and salad dressing, served on lettuce with dressing. Serves four.
Genuine Old-Time American Christmas Traditions Revived
The article notes a revival of age old customs with fruit and nut decorations on trees and a festive menu. Bowie independent grocers highlight a wide selection from Ben E Keith Company with Fresh-From Keith's branding and widespread fresh fruits vegetables and nuts for the holiday season.
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Bowie
Southwest
Ben E. Keith Company
Keith's
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