Candles Glow Through Yale Christmas Traditions and History
Candle traditions span centuries from European pagan Yule rites to clerical services. The story of Martin Luther, candlelit trees, and modern electric lights frame the festivity. Bethlehem Central Moravian Church hosts a yearly candlelight program with readings carols and prayers.
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Outdoor Tips for aluminum foil and camp life
Practical tips on using aluminum foil for camp tasks a wet weather drying area or wash basin a fish preparation rhyme to keep muddy flavor out and a portage idea replacing a metal anchor with mesh onion sacks filled with rocks for temporary anchoring.
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Carrot Giants Grown By Perry Gardener
Dan Carpenter of Perry displays oversized garden carrots weighing over one and a half pounds each. Mrs. Carpenter notes they are surprisingly tasty and good to eat.
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Red and Green Symbols in Yule History
The article reviews how red and green have carried meanings in Christmas lore and medieval Christian art. Red signified passion and divine energy but could symbolize Satan, while emerald green stood for hope and growth. It mentions the alchemists, superstitions about color cures, and Indonesian beliefs linking coral to protection.
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Encyclopedia Americana
Indonesia
Long Service Marks Careers of Postal Workers
Reading like a local tribute, the article notes 40 years of service plus an additional year in one town. It records 18 years as a city mail carrier and 22 years as a rural mail carrier, highlighting long tenure and dedication.
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