In 1933, a California Newspaper Had to Explain “Trick or Treat”
On Halloween 1933, the Imperial Valley Press in El Centro, California, had to explain “trick or treat” to its readers. The old newspapers show the phrase arriving.
On Halloween 1933, the Imperial Valley Press in El Centro, California, had to explain “trick or treat” to its readers. The old newspapers show the phrase arriving.
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