Ear Of Corn OrnamentEars of corn, according to folklore, were once as long as the corn stalks and yielded five thousand kernels each. Legend claims that a careless woman wasted the beautiful corn, and the stalks then stopped producing. Through prayers the corn returned, but in smaller size as a reminder not to take blessings for granted.

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It is also considered a trickster for the same reason

with the tradition of dressing in costumes and playing pranks in the hope of keeping evil spirits away

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He was forced to roam the earth using a carved turnip with a piece of coal for a lantern and was called "Jack of the Lantern

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Naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to non-living household allergens

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We all treasure the memories of these milestones in their lives

Looking at this set of black and white photos

setting the perfect scene for tales told ’round the fire