Custer Massacre Remembered in Loving Biography
A Retro piece surveys General George A. Custer and the Seventh Cavalry after Little Big Horn. It notes Custer yoked to heroism and tragedy, plus Mrs. Custer’s memoirs that chronicled home life and the soldier’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Big Horn
George A. Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
The
Washita
Ife
West Point
Battle of
Bullen
Fifth Cavalry
McClellan
Elizabeth Bacon
Margaret
Lieut
Calvin
Artie Reed
Heston Custer
The Custer massacre and Sioux plant tale told
A Sioux retelling of the Little Bighorn massacre recalls a strange plant at Custer’s death site. Its leaf resembles a saber and its blood-red flower is feared as deadly, called Custer's heart by the tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Uey
Hull
Canada
Sta Conclusion
Little Big Horn
North Dakota
Washington
Lim
Congress
Wit and Wordplay Tidbits in Humorous Fragments
A garbled collage of quips and teased lines from old newspapers and magazines. It sketches brief jokes about success and failure, publishing vanity, photography advances, engagements, and social remarks attributed to titles like Tit-Lits Chicago Most and Brooklyn Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almence
Chicago
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Itonality
Sitting Bull
Gen. Custer
MS. Batne
Washington Post Office
Sestler Han
Minit Howes
Ohio
West Virginia
Tennessee
Washington City
Post Office Department
Maine
California
Recorder of Wills
Holt
Sherman
Gen. Grant
Catherine
Monsieur
la Monde Comique
Nch Barber
New York
Texas
Indianapolis Journal
Bobby
Jake
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Cleveland
John
Hit
Mr. Reddick
Mr. Spotts
Art Ip
George
A. Custer
Oupmacn
Clara
Mr. Oldbach
Mr. Highlive
Atherton
Somerville Journal
Mra. Nagger
Mr. Migger