Chinese New Year Firecrackers and Celebrations
Chinatown in Los Angeles shows remnants of New Year firecrackers as Chinese celebrate the movable feast. The Chinese New Year falls in late January to February, dating from the first moon after Aquarius. People greet neighbors with phrases meaning joy and good wishes.
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Los Angeles
Stories in Stamps by J S Klein and ancient sites
An article reviews stamps and archaeology from Petra or Wadi Musa in Transjordania, noting Nabatean artifacts, tombs, and Roman and Greek traces. It then shifts to Chinese New Year customs including lanterns masks dragon dances door gods and public celebrations and invites readers to join the 1937 Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club with directions and a stamped return envelope.
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Israel
Egypt
Moses
Purple Rock
Transjordania
China
Uncle Ray
Stranger in Bed With Jesse James Head Found
Mrs. Camill Jordan reported a front door left ajar and found a stranger in bed inside a neighbor’s cottage. Police closed in and shook the bed where a wax head of Jesse James rolled out, a dummy meant to frighten thieves. Mirage stories from South Africa are noted as sensational.
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San Diego
Calif
Camill
Jordan
Jesse James
Best Known Scottish Poets and Word Puzzle Answers
Horizontal clues reveal Scottish poet ties and crossword style answers. Vertical hints include terms for tatter manifest animal obliterates right bushel and other definitions. crosswords lead to names like Robert Burns and related wordplay.
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