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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1937

Page

6

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Strange animal bonds defy odds in urban life

A stray New York spaniel Nellie bonds with eight malnourished puppies, adopting them as she roams the streets. In another odd pairing a king of beasts, a lion, cozies with a small black dog, both under the care of Oakland resident Mrs. A. J. Nannetti.

Nellie New York A. J. Nannetti Oakland Calif

New Year Thought Pact for a World-Spanning Marriage

In a New Year eve sleigh ride, Marcia and Jerry vow to keep thoughts vast and time expansive. They pledge not to dwell on small self centered events but to remember the sun moon and stars and the world beyond their lives. The moment ends with bells ringing for midnight around the world. Western Newspaper Union.

Jerry Marcia

New Year Bells Mark Ends of Year in England

The article notes bells used to announce death from early times and describes English custom of muffled bells before midnight and then unwrapping and ringing loudly at twelve to mark the old year’s death.

Rom England

The Feast of Lights Perceived as Christmas Legacy

The phrase The Feast of Lights ranks among the oldest names for Christmas, noted in historic usage. References suggest its enduring association with the holiday's liturgical and cultural traditions, shaping how communities marked the season.

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