Second Hand Toy Revival Brings Christmas Cheer Nationwide
Across America volunteers refurbish discarded toys in high school shops and fire stations. Police, firefighters, Boy and Girl Scouts help restore dolls and rocking horses while women sew new dresses and men repair playthings. Christmas baskets add food and clothing along with toys.
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America
Santa Claus
Ada Henderson Six Weeks Honor Roll List Update
The Ada Henderson honor roll for the second six weeks lists students by class codes. Names include Gary Knochs, John David Mosley, William Robinson, Patsy Ann Clifton, and Clara Nell McCulloch among others across 1 1X 2X 2Y 8Y 4Y 5C 6B 6C and 70 categories.
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Ada Henderson
Gary Knochs
John David Mosley
William Robinson
Billy Weir
Patsy Ann Clifton
Dorothea Gibbs
Nancy Jane Newton
Jane Flinn
Tomadell Jenness
Sarah Swift
Martha Lee Werner
Geneva Wilson
Vera Ruth Turner
Clara Nell McCulloch
Helen Marie Lewis
John Curd
David Dees
Andy Seaton
Martha Black
Bobbie Jackson
Dick Stedman
Silent Night Soothes War Front Voices On Christmas Eve
In 1914 near Armentieres and Arras, British Gordon Highlanders sang Silent Night in multiple languages. The truce scene saw both sides pause, with unarmed soldiers meeting in no-man’s-land. Flares lit the sky as voices from trenches echoed Stille Nacht across the battlefield.
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Norfolk
J. Sutherland-Watt
Armentiers
Arras
Gordon Highlanders
Jim
Sutherland-Watt
Anti Communist Flags Replacing Santa in Japan
Tokyo reports a home ministry ordinance banning Santa Claus from Christmas displays. Stores plan to replace festive decorations with flags of Japan, Germany, and Italy to honor three leading anti communist nations.
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Japan
Tokyo
Santa Claus
Christmas Town Keeps Yuletide Mood Year Round
Christmas Florida hosts a unique town with two Christmas atmospheres all year. Residents receive cards and stamps during Yuletide season mailed by the local postmistress Juanita S. Tucker known as Mrs Santa Claus. The post office dates from June 27 1892. Other offices in Christmas Kentucky and Christmas Arizona have been abandoned.
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America
Radio repair history at Parma Radio Service noted
A reminiscence recalls Parma Radio Service starting with a spool and wire, tubes costing about seven and a half, a switch blowing tubes, and references to the pre New Philco era and early Philco testing equipment.
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Parma
Philco
November Report of County Health Nurse Milam County
Miss Pearl Fulcrod county health nurse reports 111 visits in nine categories. Includes 75 child inspections weighing and measuring, 25 children had dental work, 14 school visits, 1 diphtheria case, 3 visits, 6 tubercular patient visits, 8 cripple child visits, 14 prenatal visits, 9 postnatal visits, 22 infant and preschool visits, 15 morbidity visits, 15 general visits. Attended the State Public Health Meeting in San Antonio with 940 registrants and a meeting in Austin with the Nurses League of Nursing Education.
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Pearl Fulcrod
San Antonio
P. H. Nurses
League of Nursing Education
Austin
Presbyterian ministers address travels and talks
Rev. Henry Bailey preached at Cameron Presby terian Church in the pastor’s absence. Rev. Acrey spoke in Eureka on the old ministers’ annuity fund. Dr. C. T. Caldwell of First Presbyterian Waco lectured at night on the Holy Land with illustrative pictures.
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Henry Bailey
Maysfield Presbyterian Church
Cameron Presbyterian Church
O. C. Acrey
Acrey
Eureka
C. T. Caldwell
First Presbyterian Church of
Waco
Holy Land
Utah Origins of Name a Upper People or Highlanders?
The passage argues the name Utah was applied by Navajos and Apaches to the Ute people, not chosen by them. It derives from a word meaning "upper" or "hill dwellers," likened to the English term "highlanders" for people living in the mountains.
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Utah
Scotch Mountains
Turkish Spy Executed After British Trick Exposure
Collier's Weekly reports that a clever Turkish spy in Constantinople was killed after British intelligence used a simple trick. They sent him $150 in cash in a plain envelope, which the Turkish censor deemed sufficient proof of enemy dealings, leading to his execution.
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British Intelligence Service
Constantinople
Collier's Weekly
London
The Toleration Act of 1689
The 1689 act under William and Mary granted Protestant dissenters legal rights to public worship in their chapels while requiring oaths of supremacy and allegiance and repudiation of the doctrine of substantiation.
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Church of England
Mule Progeny and Uses of the Donkey
The text defines a mule as offspring of a mare and a male jack. It notes that the male donkeys used are large Spanish or French breeds. Males cannot breed and are valued for work due to their strength, resilience to disease, and lower feeding costs.
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Milam County
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W. E. Gaither
Cameron
Rockdale
Humble Station
Humble
Humble Oil & Refining Company
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F.E .Jackson
Msgr
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Martha Washington
Joan Manning
Coty
Paris
Houbig
Gift Pyrex
Camark and Rumbill Pottery
New Cameron Drug
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