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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1951
Page
25
Mrs. Southern sells a dusty Currier and Ives print found in the attic after consulting a local collector. Moe Avery offers 1300 dollars, shocking Burt and alarmingly exciting Mrs. Southern, who imagines funds for Christmas.
The Lutheran Hour, led by Eugene Bernard, plans a Christmas Eve global broadcast spanning 71 nations and 1,200 stations last year, with 36 languages on 1,100 plus outlets. The program features American carols and folk songs and the Gospels message, reaching audiences via Voice of America and allied networks, including France and the BBC Light Network.
The scene follows Mary and Joseph in a Bethlehem manger with the star overhead and angels singing Glory in the highest. Magi travel with gifts as townspeople gather and the Christ child lies swaddled in the manger awaiting adoration.
The article states that North America is the third largest continent after Asia and Africa, naming Asia and Africa as the top two in size.
The llama and alpaca are domesticated animals related to the camel. They are raised for companionship, wool, and pack work in various regions, especially the Andes.
The United States leads as both the largest buyer and supplier in the Christmas tree industry, a $50 million business. Most trees come from New England, New York, Pennsylvania, the north Midwest, and the Northwest. New Jersey markets about 100,000 trees annually for local use, with trees cut in fall and kept hydrated until distribution. some producers cut early and preserve trees for storage.
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