Origins and spread of the American turkey
The article traces how the turkey came to be associated with America, its diverse names in Europe, and its long history among Native peoples. It notes Aztec and Maya references, Cortes and Coronado reports, and Franklin’s suggested national bird. It details varieties, weights, and 20th century price trends.
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Turkey
Europe
Spain
France
d'Inde
India
Arizona
National Museum
Washington
C. Watt Merriam
Cortes
Mexico
Benjamin Franklin
United States
China
Russia
Germany
America
Rio Grande
Coronado
Mississippi
Texas
New Mexico
Charles IX
Elizabeth of
Austria
England
New England
Madrid
Massachusetts
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Florida
West India Islands
Honduras
Republic
Central America
Jesus and Pilate in Luke 23 Turning Point of Tragedy
The lesson reviews Pilate's dilemma as Jesus faces trial with charges of perverting the nation and treason. Pilate finds no fault but temporizes under pressure, choosing to release Barabbas and washing his hands, yielding to the crowd and sacrificing conscience. The golden text asks What shall I do unto Jesus Christ and condemns moral compromise.
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Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Caesar
Jésus
Luke
Matthew
Herod
Barabbas
Annas
Caiaphas
Sanhedrin
Jerusalem
Galilee
Hps
Baorabbas
Western Canada’s Strong Position
Western Canada stands in a robust position with diverse, productive lands across 800 by 1,000 miles. The region benefits from dry farming and large immigrant settlement. many homesteaders own 160 acres with potential adjoining plots, while a new Park country offers fertile groves, lakes, and future rail access. Rail expansion will follow demand as settlements grow.
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Canada
Western
Park Country
Counterfeiting Found in Ancient Coin Molds at Museum
University of Pennsylvania museum revealed three ancient counterfeiting outfits among Egyptian relics. Brick molds were used to press coin impressions in clay then burned. The process involved molten metal poured through a top opening. The activity dates to Roman emperors Maxim us, Licinius, and Constantius from 813 to 367 A D.
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University of Pennylvania Museum
Maximus
Lucinius
Constantius
Married In Haste Widow’s wedding hurried for child’s first words
In a brisk union described as hurried Neighbor notes the widow Gay wed quickly to avoid her granddaughter learning to say grandma The New York Weekly adds a quip about sending for a physician who is abroad for health reasons
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Gay
New York Weekly
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Loreef
International Sunday School
ER. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Jesus and Pilate
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