Custer’s Ancestry and Last Stand Told in New Stories
The article traces General George A. Custer’s Hessian ancestor Kus ter who stayed in America after Yorktown and anglicized the name Kuster to Custer. It recounts Custer’s Civil War service, rise to lieutenant colonel, and the doomed Montana campaign where he led a three‑detachment force and rode into battle against the Sioux at Little Bighorn, with Montana scout George Herendeen witnessing the final moments.
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George A. Custer
the Little Big Horn
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Yorktown
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United States
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Fone
Little Big Horn
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Custer
Montana
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Thermopylae
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Grant
Washington
George Herendeen
Herendeen
Reno
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Benteen
George Armstrong Custer
Miles City
General Custer
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Grape-Nuts: The Easy Digest, Body Builder Food
Carbohydrates form most of the diet and Grape-Nuts aids digestion by pre digesting grain starches into dextrins and maltose. The cereal is promoted as a strong, energy giving food rich in iron phosphorus and vitamins, made by Postum Cereal Co in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Vaccination Volunteers Offer Tick Bite Test in Montana
Reports from Missoula detail Dr. Hideyo Noguchi's plan to vaccinate nine Japanese lab workers and then have them allow woodticks to bite them to test immunity. The volunteers acknowledge possible illness or death but proceed to demonstrate courage and scientific resolve in fighting spotted fever in Montana and the Northwest.
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Hideyo Noguchi
Montana
Tropics
Missoula
Noguchi
Bitter Root
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