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March 29 in History

March 29 in Pop Culture History March 29th is… Knights of Columbus Founders Day Lemon Chiffon Cake Day Mom and Pop Business Owners Day Smoke and Mirrors Day National Vietnam War Veterans Day 1638 – Swedish colonists established the first European settlement in Delaware, naming it New Sweden. 1867 – Queen Victoria gave Royal Assent

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"So never mind the darkness, we still can find a way 'Cause nothin' lasts forever, even cold November rain" - Gins N Roses

March 7 in History

March 7 in Pop Culture History March 7th is… 307 Day (in Wyoming) Be Heard Day Cereal Day Crown of Roast Pork Day National Flapjack Day Plant Power Day 1876 – Alexander Graham Bell received his telephone patent (#174,465). 1897 – Dr. John Kellogg served his patients the world’s first cornflakes at a mental hospital ...
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March 6 in History

March 6 in Pop Culture History March 6th is… Alamo Day Dentist’s Day Dress Day Frozen Food Day Oreo Cookie Day White Chocolate Cheesecake Day Silly Putty was introduced as a toy on March 6, 1950 by Peter Hodgson. But it was invented in 1943 by James Wright, who was working for General Electric while ...
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March 5 in History

March 5 in Pop Culture History March 5th is… Absinthe Day Cheese Doodle Day Cinco de Marcho National Multiple Personality Day Namesake Day Potty Dance Day Poutine Day Reel Film Day Absinthe is a highly alcoholic spirit made with wormwood, anise, and fennel herbs. It is known for its green color and reputation as a ...
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March 4 in History

March 4 in Pop Culture History March 4th is… Benjamin Harrison Day Courageous Follower Day Dance The Waltz Day Game Master Appreciation Day National Grammar Day Holy Experiment Day National Hug a G.I. Day March Forth Marching Band Day World Obesity Day National Pound Cake Day International Scrapbooking Industry Day Snack Day Sons Day Toy ...
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March 3 in History

March 3 in Pop Culture History March 3rd is… National Anthem Day Canadian Bacon Day National Cold Cuts Day I Want You to Be Happy Day Irish Whiskey Day is an opportunity for people worldwide to celebrate and enjoy Irish whiskey and learn more about its history and cultural significance. Many bars and restaurants offer ...
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March 2 in History

March 2 in Pop Culture History March 2nd is… 302 Day (in Delaware) Banana Cream Pie Day Dr. Seuss’s Birthday National Old Stuff Day International Rescue Cat Day World Teen Mental Wellness Day The 1933 film King Kong is considered a classic of American cinema and a groundbreaking achievement in film history. There are several ...
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March 1 in History

March 1 in Pop Culture History March 1st is… Asiatic Fleet Memorial Day World Compliment Day Dadgum, That’s Good Day Fruit Compote Day Horse Protection Day Peanut Butter Lover’s Day National Pig Day Plan a Solo Vacation Day Self-Injury Awareness Day Share A Smile Day Wedding Planning Day The Salem Witch Trials were a series ...
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February 28 in History

February 28 in Pop Culture History February 28th is… Car Keys and Small Change Day is celebrated on February 28th each year and is an occasion to recognize the practical utility of pockets. Pockets have been a part of clothing for centuries, providing a convenient place to store small items like car keys, coins, and ...
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February 27 in History

February 27 in Pop Culture History February 27th is… Anosmia Awareness Day is a day to raise awareness about anosmia, a medical condition characterized by a total or partial lack of smell. Many factors, including viral infections, head injuries, and age-related deterioration, can cause anosmia. One of the most well-known effects of anosmia is the ...
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February 26 in History

February 26 in Pop Culture History February 26th is… Carnival Day: Officially February 26, a celebration that takes place over a few days, typically leading up to Lent, which occurs in February or March. As Lent traditionally involves fasting, and abstaining from certain foods and drinks, the Carnival serves as an occasion to indulge in ...
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