Notable Historic Echoes From Civil War to Columbus
A compact narrative thread recounts Custer’s 1870 Little Big Horn decision sparked by Gen Terry’s orders and the word unless, then shifts to Ulysses Grant’s naming saga, and finally to Columbus seeking sponsors at Palos. It blends military history with personal naming anecdotes and a Columbus backstory.
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Montana
George Armstrong Custer
Seventh Cauvery
Nu Big
Custer
Bag
Grant
Washington
Terry
Glibbon
Seventh Cavalry
Little Big Horn
Jesse Root Grant
Hannah Simpson Grant
Simpson
Jesse Grant
Hiram
Ulysses
Thomas Iyn Hamer
United States
Military “Academy
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Ulysses Hiram Grant
West Point
U. S
Fort Donelson
H. U
U. H
Bedtime Story 2 by Thornton Burgess
Nanny Meadow Mouse frets for Danny Meadow Mouse who is trapped by Billy Mink and escaped to a hollow log. Danny hides under leaves as Buster Bear sniffs nearby, unsure whether to run or stay still while the danger looms. Burgess tale preserves Green Forest confrontation and animal suspense.
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Nanny Meadow Mouse
Green Meadows
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Nanny
Billy Mink
Billy
Mrs
Booty
Owl
Green Forest
Buster Bear
Buster
T. W. Burgens
Wnu Sarvica
Farewell lines echoing thanks and hopeful dreams
A guest leaves, praising kind deeds and shared joys in the host’s walls. The speaker carries memories home, trusting friendship and beauty linger in the absent heart as day dawns with hope.
Banana Recipes From an Old Cook Book Feature
A western newspaper features banana as a nutritious digestible fruit with peel protection. It describes baking bananas with beefsteak as garnish, banana sherbet with lemon syrup, and banana fritter served with lemon sauce. Western Newspaper Union.
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Tropics
Western Newspaper Union
JESTION BOX by ED WYNN and Other Reader Queries
A collage of question and answer humor pieces from a 1940s column. Readers ask about intoxicated spouses price trends and wager outcomes. The responses deliver punchlines and practical jokes in classic Wynne style.
Grasa Citronella Grass Clues Teak In Mosquito Fight
A note on Citronella Tekan from Grasa Citronella herbage hints at a grass cultivated in Ta Ceylon and Jars, linked to mosquito deterrent uses. The fragment suggests botanical origins and potential repurposing for pest control.
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Grasa
Ceylon
Insects and wine bibbers mirror human folly
A quirky meditation notes both insects and people show excess and taste for indulgence. It draws a parallel between nibbling creatures and drinkers, suggesting habits and quirks recur across species.
The Missionary Urgency in Early Church Teaching
A lesson outline on Acts 1 6 8 23 and Mark 16 18 stressing the church as a missionary body. Key figures named include Abraham Jonah Paul and Antioch prophets guiding foreign evangelization and gospel preaching from Europe to Gentile cities. The sermon links Israel’s calling to world missions and outlines the apostolic commission and Pauls witness before Agrippa as core patterns.
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Nowa
Jonsua
Paul Googe
Younna
Wurpass
Church
Israel
Abraham
Genesia
Christ
Johm
Jonah
The
Apostolic Commission
Jesus
Heaven
Andre G
Antioch
Iiarope
Paul
Agla Aimar
Macedonia
Agrippa
Damascus
Jesus Christ
Satan
D. Bis
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. U. CU
Hirst
Palos
Andalusian
Cristobal Colon
Santa Maria—de—la-Jtabida
Joan Perez
Sea of Mystery
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Spain
Perez
Berev
Christopher
Columbus
Americas
Ndrew T. Morse
Tannerystown
Tonawanda Creek
Morse
Thornton W., Burgess
Danny Mouse
Papa
Beli Syndicate
WNO_Mirvica
BY Anne Campbell
WNU
ED Wynn
Mr. Wynn
Mr. Wyon
Silly Boquet
Mr.Wynne T
Scotchman
Lemn
Bale
Associated
Metaphyerse Wndu Service
King Tut’s
Watson Boyes
Oriental Institute, University of Chicago
Tut-Ankh-Ayien
Egypt
Gould
New York University
sBy V.V
St. Paul
Minn
Trafic Police
L. F. Wright
Ceats
Rev P . Fitzwater
Pacuity, Moony Tibieulematen
Institute of Western Newspaper
Christian Missions
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