Revolt in New Orleans and Humorous Fragments
A column recounts New Orleans rebel actions against Ulloa in 1768 and the 1769 Spanish arrival. It also features a set of humorous vignettes about domestic life and social satire, including classroom remarks and anecdotes at a bank and lectures, framed in a witty editorial voice.
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New Orleans
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Antonio de Ulloa
Spain
Shortest speech by Juvenile Court Judge noted
Louisville report says Judge Louis H. Jull gave perhaps the shortest speech after a suggestion about letting children shoot firecrackers to curb delinquency. Also included is a look at John Chapman known as Johnny Appleseed and a wartime anecdote from Ohio. The Carlsbad Cavern stays at 56 degrees year round despite surface temps.
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Louis H. Jull
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