Vancouver the Immortal Captain of the North Pacific
George Vancouver, born 1758, sailed with Captain Cook from 1772 to 1775 and later led a major North Pacific expedition. He steered British interests in Puget Sound and surrounding waters, aided by Spruce beer brewing on Discovery and Chatham, and secured joint occupation rights with Spain and the United States amid fur trade tensions.
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George Vancouver
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South Pacific
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West Indies
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Discovery
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Juan de Bas Strait
Washington State
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Seven Seas
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Don Juan Francisco de la Bodega Y Quadra
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Timely Suggestions For Bread Making From County Extension
Practical guidance lists common bread making issues and fixes from a county extension agent. It covers oven temperature, dough hydration, kneading, rising, and avoiding heavy crusts, plus a tested recipe using two tablespoons sugar, milk, water, butter, salt, and about six cups flour with a straight dough method.
Curley Lawson’s baby sitting miscue causes upstairs call
Curley Lawson spent the evening in charge of the children with orders to keep them upstairs. He read the paper and sent anyone approaching the stairs back to bed. Mrs. Miller from next door then asked after her son, who called out from upstairs that he was present.
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Curley Lawson
Curley
Lawson
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