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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1937

Page

8

Stamp News Preview of Upcoming Army Navy and Imperial Issues

Two cent Army Navy stamps debut January 15 in Washington with Army series featuring Andrew Jackson and Winfield Scott. Navy stamps show Stephen Decatur and Thomas MacDonough. First day covers require self addressed envelopes to the Postmaster Washington and funds for up to 10 covers per series. Nearby Canada limits King George Jubilee stamps to five per applicant. Isle of Man plans George VI issues. Venezuela to issue seven postage values in five designs plus 17 airmail designs.

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Uncles Ray's Corner on China and Ancient History

The article explains China as a large population with a 4000 year written history and possible earlier roots in central Asia. It describes dry spells causing dust storms, the loess soil forming deposits over 200 feet deep, and the Yellow River valley as the cradle of Chinese civilization.

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The Hero Yao and Yu the Great in Yellow River Legend

A historical note tells how Yao ruled the Yellow River valley with compassion and duty. He vowed to share hunger and cold with his people. The era saw a great flood, leading to the construction of massive dikes. Yu the Great, the engineer who led the effort, is later remembered as king Yu the Great.

Yellow River Yao

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