Covetousness Lesson for Christmas Time
A devotional piece on Exod 20 17 Luke 12 13 21 and I Tim 6 6 10 warns against covetousness guiding readers to focus on heart preparation over material gain. It emphasizes contentment with godliness and the dangers of wealth obsession.
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International Council of
Morgan
Ambrose
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Timothy
Farrar
Notable Isaacs Across History and Time
The name Isaac, of Hebrew origin meaning the laugher, links a list of famous Isaacs from biblical figures to scientists inventors and explorers. Notable Isaacs include Isaac Newton and Isaac Watts, plus others such as Izaak Walton Chauncey, Hull, Babbitt, Singer, Pitman, and Funk among many others noted for contributions in religion science naval service and publishing.
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Isaac
Abraham
Jacob
Florence A. Cowles
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Isaac I
Constantinople
Isaac II
East
Izaak Walton
Isaac Newton
Isaac Watts
Isaacs
Allerton
America
Mary
Backus
Bickerstaffe
Dee
Chauncey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hull
Babbitt
Congress
Taylor
Hayes
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Pitman
Sir
Funk
Funk & Wagnalls
Stevens Engine First to Pull a Train on a Track
Three milestone railway dates highlight steam locomotive history. On October 23 1824 Stevens engine pulled a train on his Hoboken estate track. The Stourbridge Lion built in England first ran in the United States on August 9 1829 between Carbondale and Honesdale. Tom Thumb USA’s first passenger locomotive carried 26 aboard August 28 1830 over the Baltimore and Ohio tracks.
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John Stevens
Hoboken
Philadelphia Inquirer
Stourbridge
Australian opossums praised as beautiful bush wildlife
The piece highlights opossums as striking among Australian bush animals with silk fur varieties like silver-gray pelts sought for coats. It notes protection in many states, occasional pest status for farmers, nocturnal feeding, and trees as daytime shelter in the ancient, distinct continent of Australia.
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Australia
Early electric generators and motors in the 19th century
The first laboratory generator was built by Michael Faraday in 1831, and the first motor by Zenobe Gramme in 1870 for lab use. At the 1873 Vienna fair a steam driven generator led to the first commercial motor. Edison built the first central station generator in 1882, a 2000 horsepower dynamo for Pearl Street Station in New York City.
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Michael Faraday
Zenobe Theophile Gramme
Central Station
Edison
Pearl Street
New York City
Mud Skippers and Land Fish Describe Surprising Adaptations
The mud skipper or bommi spends most time on land, found in Asia Africa and Australia. They breed in water and mature on warm sand or mangrove trees, using breast fins like arms with webbed fingers. Their eyes sit high on the head and can focus in many directions.
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Asia
Africa
Australia
The Little Fir Tree Christmas Tree Dream
A tiny fir tree hopes for Christmas splendor as woodcutters arrive. A boy with his father chooses the straight sapling for his paralyzed sister, and the tree finds joy in becoming a cherished Christmas gift despite needed fate.
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Molly
Beet Conference Slated for Santa Barbara
Three UC Davis staff members from the College of Agriculture will attend the sugar beet conference in Santa Barbara on December 10. H. B. Walker, B. R. Houston, and W. R. Robbins will present progress on beet machinery, mildew effects, and beet cube treatment over the past season to sugar company executives and farm advisors.
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University of California College of Agriculture
Davis
Santa Barbara
H. B. Walker
B. R. Houston
Agricultural Experiment Station
Walker
Houston
New Coalinga Well Brought In
The Robert Lytle No. 88-7F, an offset of Superior Hight No. 1, was brought in early this week for 1400 barrels. Location is in the Coalinga Nose field six miles north of Coal inga.
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Robert Lytle
Coalinga
Generals Fall to Grocers 18 16 in Local Clash
Shafter high school’s Generals dropped an 18 to 16 decision Thursday evening on their court as Central Market Grocers won their second straight season game. Lewis Edwards starred for the Grocers with solid baskets from all angles. Priefle and Hehns contributed strong defense. Coach Bill White praised his team’s effort after limited practice.
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Shafter High School
Generals
Central Market Grocers
Lewis Edwards
Marvin Potter
Walter Kirschenmann
Art Hein
Bud Janz
LaVerne Kliewer
Elmer Unruh
Leonard Gaede
Buck Osborn
Arnold Pfiefle
Helmuth Hehn
Grocers
Many Languages Used in India
A tally notes that 225 languages are spoken in India excluding dialects, highlighting linguistic diversity across regions and communities.
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India
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