New Mexico’s colonial and statehood timeline and Grant’s presidential bids
The record traces New Mexico from 1540 exploration and 1598 Spanish colonization to its 1846 territory status and 1912 statehood. It notes Gen. Ulysses S. Grant being elected president in 1868 and 1872, touring the world after his second term, and losing renomination in 1880 to Garfield.
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New Mexico
Ulysses S. Grant
U.S
James A. Garfield
Eggs Across Birds From Hens To Ostriches
Uncle Ray explains egg sizes from hens to ostriches and beyond. He notes North America consumes vast quantities yearly and compares fairy hummingbird eggs to those of ostriches. A curator-like quiz format asks about egg sizes and mentions African nests and extinct birds such as moas.
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North America
Cuba
Pittsburgh
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Africa
Teen-Age Dance Etiquette book reviewed for teens
A La Crosse Tribune item highlights Betty White's new guide Teen-Age Dance Etiquette. It promises quick, clear tips for dances covering wear, dating, transportation, introductions, and etiquette with warnings against common missteps.
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Betty White
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