Christmas Trees and forestry thinning boost holiday industry
The article explains that trees grown for multiple uses also serve as Christmas trees, offering hope and life symbolism. Proper thinning improves forests, with only a few hundred of thousands thriving from crowded stands. The evergreen trade generates five to ten million dollars yearly, aiding cutters, farmers, merchants, and laborers.
Holiday postmarks across the United States attract shoppers
Postal officials note holiday postmarks from Santa Claus Indiana to Bethlehem and Christmas towns nationwide. The nation lists seven Bethlehem postmarks in Connecticut Georgia Indiana Kentucky Maryland New Hampshire and Pennsylvania and decorative marks named Holly in Colorado Michigan and West Virginia plus Hollybush and Mistletoe in Kentucky.
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Christmas at Sea Observes Festive Service Aboard Ships
The article notes ships from many nations celebrate Christmas at sea with decorations, bands, and passenger dances. It highlights American British German Dutch Scandinavian liners observing Christmas Day, while Italian and French crews emphasize New Year's Eve with religious observance and special dinners.
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1800 Year Old Athens Aqueduct Restored to Service
A 1800 year old aqueduct in Athens will be put back into service. The ancient conduit carries water from ten miles away and has operated for 75 years since its repair. The Greeks prized durability in their water system.
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The True Christmas Spirit in Hard Times
In hard times families should emphasize the meaning of Christmas by giving from the heart. Focus on Christ, avoid excess, and perform year round acts of kindness such as visiting hospital patients, helping overworked mothers, and offering simple gifts to those in need.
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America
Christmas Gifts To The House Recreation And Study Rooms
A feature describes converting basements into playrooms with white walls and gray floors, navy upholstery, and vivid themes such as clowns, balloons, and circus animals. It also covers mature spaces like quiet studies with gray tones, shelves of Indian relics, and warm hunter green or red-brown décor.
Christmas Festive Recipes and Decor Tips Featured
Holiday recipes and baking ideas headline the column with Orange Cheese Anglaise served on muffins, Cocoanut Lemon Cake assembly, Cocoanut Lemon Filling, and a Cocoanut Grape-Nuts dessert theme. The writeup outlines steps, ingredients, and presentation for festive treats.
Christmas Relish and Cherry Salad Mold Desserts Menu
A vintage menu fragment lists Christmas Relish with cherries and pickles, a bread fry with Brazil nuts, Chef Sauce, Cherry Salad in gelatin, and appetizing sponge cake ideas. It presents molds, serving notes, and dessert pairings for fowl, ham, and tea.
Denver meat magnate feeds 5,000 needy families yearly
Louis K Sigman once an orphan in Brooklyn now runs a Denver packing plant and donates 50000 pounds of meat annually for Christmas. In 11 years he has given over 250 tons to 5000 parcels of ten pounds each, starting from a personal loan to fund the first drive.
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Sponge Epidemic Halts as Bahama Sponge Beds Recover
The Bahama sponge epidemic that threatened the industry has slowed with mortality easing from 70 to 95 percent. Sponges historically used by Greeks for cleaning and by soldiers as padding in helmets and armor are discussed in the lingering concern over the industry.
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Islands
Happiness in Work and American Ideals
Angelo Patri argues work should be man's chief joy with everyone earning a fair share through daily toil. He calls for unity against selfishness and un-American practices, urging independence and brotherly kindness to sustain American ideals in labor and national progress.
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Smithsonian Adds Notable 158-Pound Topaz Jewel
A 158 pound topaz, hailed as one of the world’s largest jewels, was added to the Smithsonian Institute collection. The stone, nicknamed the chameleon gem, was found to turn pink when heated, a discovery linked to a French jeweler two centuries ago, explaining why many pink topaz gems are heat altered.
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