2/28/2011
For anyone still looking for a Ladies' Birthday Almanac, I called Chattam in Chattanooga today--(423) 821-4571--you can still get the Almanacs for $2.00 or the Cardui Calendar & Almanac for $4.50 (prices include shipping) by sending your check & request to Cardui Calendar, P.O. Box 2008, Chattanooga, TN 37409
You might be able to find a ladies birthday almanac at local bookstores or gift shops in Texas. Additionally, you could try searching online retailers or websites that specialize in unique or niche products.
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For anyone still looking for a Ladies' Birthday Almanac, I called Chattam in Chattanooga today--(423) 821-4571--you can still get the Almanacs for $2.00 or the Cardui Calendar & Almanac for $4.50 (prices include shipping) by sending your check & request to Cardui Calendar, P.O. Box 2008, Chattanooga, TN 37409
Texas Almanac was created in 1857.
Texas Almanac has 700 pages.
Unfortunately, the makers of both the Ladies' Birthday Almanac and the famous Cardui Calendar, which graced the walls of farmhouses and country shops nationwide, announced last year that the 2012 edition of the Ladies' Birthday Almanac was their last. You have a couple of options for country almanacs: the Bristol Almanac is one of the country's oldest and is still made by the purveyors of Florida Water, Lanman and Kemp. They mainly publish in Spanish, but they occasionally have English copies if you can check with a really local pharmacist (chances are you won't find it in stores). The "Big Four" are still around: Old Farmers', Farmers, Harris' Almanac, and Blum's, which is your best bet for traditional knowledge if you happen to be into gardening, husbandry or household hints and tips. The Ladies' Birthday Almanac had an amazing 122 year run. It was a tradition in the South, next to RC Cola and Moonpies. It was one of the few almanacs to still use "weather flags" and to use Bible verses for each day, which is what gave the almanac its name. Almanacs are dying art in the US, with increasing reliance on the internet and instant information easily available. Almanacs were, at one time, storehouses of popular knowledge, the only reading material next to The Bible available for families in frontier locations. Their impressive impact on US history and popular culture is without question one of the greatest cultural contributions to the nation's cultural and intellectual life.
Unfortunately, the makers of both the Ladies' Birthday Almanac and the famous Cardui Calendar, which graced the walls of farmhouses and country shops nationwide, announced last year that the 2012 edition of the Ladies' Birthday Almanac was their last. You have a couple of options for country almanacs: the Bristol Almanac is one of the country's oldest and is still made by the purveyors of Florida Water, Lanman and Kemp. They mainly publish in Spanish, but they occasionally have English copies if you can check with a really local pharmacist (chances are you won't find it in stores). The "Big Four" are still around: Old Farmers', Farmers, Harris' Almanac, and Blum's, which is your best bet for traditional knowledge if you happen to be into gardening, husbandry or household hints and tips. The Ladies' Birthday Almanac had an amazing 122 year run. It was a tradition in the South, next to RC Cola and Moonpies. It was one of the few almanacs to still use "weather flags" and to use Bible verses for each day, which is what gave the almanac its name. Almanacs are dying art in the US, with increasing reliance on the Internet and instant information easily available. Almanacs were, at one time, storehouses of popular knowledge, the only reading material next to the Bible available for families in frontier locations. Their impressive impact on US history and popular culture is without question one of the greatest cultural contributions to the nation's cultural and intellectual life.
Texas has a total area of 268, 581 square miles, according to the Texas Almanac.
Asa Houghton has written: 'The gentlemen's and ladies' diary, and almanac; with an ephemeris, for the year of the Creation, according to sacred writ, 5763, and of the Christian era, 1801' 'The gentlemen's and ladies' diary: and almanac, with an ephemeris, for the year of the Creation, according to sacred writ, 5760, and of the Christian era, 1798'
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The Epicure's Almanac was first published in 1810.
A Texas Birthday - 1997 was released on: USA: September 1997 (Los Angeles, California)