Alabama a land of soil and industry across time
The piece paints Alabama as a land where old South mellowness meets rapid progress. It highlights diverse resources from timber and soil to coal and iron, cites climate data, crops, and livestock, notes De Soto’s historical ties, and chronicles state capital shifts and industrial growth leading to a modern, developing era.
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Fernando de- Soto
Cheaha
Appalachian Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Choctaw County
Prattville
Birmingham
DeSoto
Lower
Gulf Country
Louisiana
Fort Louis de la Mobile
Mobile River
Mobile
Mississippi
Beame
St. Stephens
Huntsville
Cahawba
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery
Jefferson Davis
Make Room for Jesus in a Joyful Christmas Lesson
December 23 notes urge making room for Jesus in hearts and lives. The lesson centers on sharing Christ’s message to the world, telling others about Jesus, and praising God for the Savior. It emphasizes faith over preoccupation and invites readers to respond with prayer and outreach.
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Jesus
John W. Bradbury
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Bethlehem
Alabama Forests Support Mills and Jobs
Alabama's woodlands form a major asset with 2,500 sawmills 5 pulp and paper mills and 133 other wood using industries employing about 100000. The state holds about 19 million acres of forest growth with replanting offsetting clearing. Pines cypress red cedar and hemlock are key soft woods while oak red gum and other hardwoods are common.
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