Two Naval Heroes Named Perry Memorial Fact Story
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the Perry family naval heritage from Christopher Perry through Oliver Hazard Perry and Matthew Calbraith Perry. It covers Oliver Hazard Perry’s victory at Lake Erie in 1813 and Matthew Calbraith Perry’s 1854 expedition opening Japan, framing both as pivotal in U S naval history and diplomacy.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Perry
Wakefield
Oliver Hazard Perry
Matthew Calraith Perry
Christopher Perrys
Kingston Reds
Continental Army
Mifflin
Jersey
Trumbull
James Nicholson
Watt
Newry
Ireland
Sarah Alexander
Scotland
Christopher
America
Benjamin Rush
Philadelphia
Perry Nomfstead
Rhode Island
Navy
Oliver Hazard
Raymond H. 3
Matthew Calbraith
James Alesander
Natheneal Hazard
George W. Rodgers
Wilam Butler
Oliver Bazaré Perry
Commodore Perry
France
Preble
Tripoli
Revenge
Watch Hill
Naval Board of
England
Newport’ Harbor
Detroit
Northwest
George Rogers Clark
Lake Erie
Nelson
Harrison
Presque Isle
Erie
Daniel Dobbins
Buffalo
Putin Bay
Ohio
Lakerie
Pirs
Congress
Java
Decatur
Mediterranean
West Indies
Port Spain
Trinidad
Newport
Matthew Calbraith Perry
Jim
Africa
Africas
Mexico
United States
North Carolina
John Randolph
Russian
Egypt
Naples
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Europe
Vera Cruz
Scott
Newfoundland
Janan
Japan
Yiddish Language Roots and a Family Jersey Joke
A brief note explains Yiddish as spoken by many Jews of German and Polish descent rather than Hebrew, tracing its development from middle high German to a common Yiddish by the 16th century and noting its rise as a literary language in the 19th century. The piece ends with a humorous overheard exchange where a child mislabels a jersey as a halter, thinking it sits between a cow and a calf.
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Germany
Bohemia
Poland
Galicia
Lithuania
Daddy
Bessie
Farm Summer Charm Captures Half Way Four Family Kids
A family of four young children spent a summer on a farm for their first rural experience. Country life enchanted them with many new lessons and discoveries during their stay.
Orangemen march in West of Scotland Boyne anniversary
Nearly 60 000 Orangemen participated in West of Scotland celebrations marking the Boyne battle anniversary. The event drew large crowds and highlighted the Protestant commemoration tradition in the region.
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West of Scotland
Battle of the Boyne
Little Journeys in Americana on Turtle Spirit Tales
An excerpt recounts early American credulity among Indians and settlers. It describes a Chippewa captivity memoir by Alexander Henry, a Great Turtle medium ritual at Sault Ste. Marie, and the interpreter’s account of the Turtle spirit advising peace with the English. The piece quotes Henry’s vivid observation of the teepee ritual, drums, tobacco sacrifice, and prophecies involving Fort Niagara and Sir William Johnson.
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America
Alexander Henry
Sault Ste. Marie
Vinality
Henry
Elis
Fort Niagara
Boron
Niagara
Montreal
St. Lawrence River
Wiliam Johnson
Lester B. Colby
The Very Ideal Sky Newsdester Say Item
A fragmentary dialogue scene shows a brisk exchange about buying a newspaper, with characters Buen Ho and Madrid speaking in a playful, old newspaper tone. The brief interaction hints at daily life and the social habit of reading papers.
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Sky
Buen Homor
Madrid
Bali an island of arts and strange animal world
An observer details Bali as a 90 mile long island with rich culture and oddities. He describes the Bali pig Underslung, women beauty, dense coconut and temple life, vibrant dances, and a self contained agriculture system reliant on irrigation and local cooperatives. The piece notes pigs aboard ships to Singapore, abundant roosters, and the island's slow pace against modern tourism.
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National
Grosrapile Society
Washington, D.C
Bali
Java
Malaysia
Observer
Philippines
Singapore
Erset
Beli
Crags
Crescent
Gnaily
Bati
Ialtar
United States
Rica
Tuk Island
Garden of Eden
Europe
Soerabaya
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Ther Fatard Perry
Larrerts
Perry Homestead
AY Wakefield
Mme
Balt