X on the visor and Camels keep Marines ready
A 150 year old Marine tradition features the braided X on officer caps to signal not to shoot at Marines in the rigging. The article notes Marines and soldiers favor Camel cigarettes for freshness, with Camel being the top choice in the Navy Army and among troops in training. Special Christmas cartons are advertised for mailing.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
Marines
Navy
Guadalcanal
Adv
Ten-Year-Old Wants Colt on Wyoming Ranch
Ken McLaughlin, a gifted rider on his Wyoming ranch, seeks a colt to prove responsibility despite his father Captain McLaughlin doubting his maturity after a stalled school promotion. His mother supports the plan as a chance for growth. Ken selects Rocket’s yearling filly but Rocket dies en route to a new owner and the offspring are sold except the colt. Ken remains determined to own that single colt.
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Ken McLaughlin
Wyoming
Ken
Captain McLaughlin
Rocket
McLaughlin
Flicka Returns as Yearlings Press Gate in Fog
In a fog shrouded ranch day McLaughlin and crew chase yearlings while Ken longs for Flicka. The missing filly is cornered on a cliff bank and roped by Ross, then joins the sprint to the corrals as the herd heads home.
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Gus
McLaughlin
Ken
Ross
Flicka
Shorty
Tim
Howard
Rob
Dad
Corral
Flick
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Selected for December Twenty sixth
A lesson for December 26 outlines selected scripture readings and topics for study. The notice lists education use and recommended materials, emphasizing religious instruction and church use.
Christmas Lessons From The Wise Men In Bethlehem
The sermon centers on the wise men seeking the Christ child and explores five attitudes toward Christ: expectancy fear indifference joy worship. It emphasizes belief in Jesus as the world’s greatest gift and calls for renewed faith, action, and joy this Christmas. The author prays for readers to find the joy of the Lord regardless of circumstances.
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Bethlehem
Herod
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Capernaum
Christ-child
Manger
Household Hints On Fabrics And Moths
Press rayon fabrics slightly damp for most and iron spun rayons when almost dry. Regularly inspect garments and textiles to mend weak spots and small holes before they worsen. Protect small woolens from moths by storing in a tightly covered glass jar or tin can, preferably glass for visibility.
Rear Propulsion Alligators Swim With Tails Not Feet
A note clarifies that alligators propel themselves in water using their tails rather than their feet. The distinction emphasizes tail-driven locomotion in aquatic reptiles.
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Amazon Valley
Bfgoodrich
ALOE
Ty Mary Charres
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Banner
Mit
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Haro Lundquist
D. D
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
God
Tabasco
Nan
Fleischmanns
Mo Lee
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