In the 1960s, Danny Thomas was a household name. His family sitcom, The Danny Thomas Show, was a smash hit, running for over 10 years. Thomas—who struggled for years before his big break—always attributed his success to St. Jude.
The fall equinox is the first day of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. Arriving in September, the day has spawned rituals in many cultures.
Since New England’s forests regenerated in the 1800s, visitors have been ogling its patchwork of fall colors.
A key ingredient in the flavor was discovered on ancient pottery shards in Indonesia, revealing it has been around for a long, looooong time.
Families packed everything from cabbage to watermelon rinds to pork, beef and fish to sustain food supplies into the winter months.
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