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The Springer Times, May 13, 1921
On Friday, May 13, 1921, The Springer Times published their Springer High School Edition. It reads much like school newspapers everywhere, featuring articles on school sports, activities, and writings by the students. At the time, Joseph Cunningham was 16 years … Continue reading
Posted in About, Childhood, Joseph Martin Cunningham, New Mexico, Springer
Tagged Airdale, animal, Anna Sewell, basket ball, basketball, Beautiful Joe, Black Beauty, Black Stallion, Bummer, Burris Cunningham, Carl Shirley, countryside, description, dog, Eric Knight, Evans Milton, evening coolness, exploration, geology, horse, Joseph Cunningham, Larry Abreu, Lassie Come-Home, Lawrence Abreu, local color, Margaret Marshal Saunders, mountains, New Mexico, oil, oil drilling, Paul Bruce, pet, Raymond Tindall, Roy Hunter, short story, Sophomore, Springer, Springer High School, sunset, The Hunch, The Springer Times, Walter Farley, Yellow Boy
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Football at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
While watching the Steelers and Jets in the AFC Championship Game today, one of the announcers said that the first Pro-Bowl took place 40 years ago today. I thought, “That can’t be right!” I remember attending a Pro-Bowl sometime in … Continue reading
Posted in 49ers, About, Childhood, football, Joseph Martin Cunningham, Los Angeles, Rams, UCLA, USC
Tagged 49ers, bicentennial, bleachers, fireworks, football, Fourth of July, Joseph Cunningham, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Pro Bowl, Rams, record attendace, rivalry
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About This Blog
The first time I completely read the manuscript copy of my father’s book, There’s a New Shuffle in Lilliput, I was surprised at how topical it was. I had heard about it and read pieces of it when I was … Continue reading
Posted in About, Arthur C. Gulliver, Joseph Martin Cunningham, There's a New Shuffle in Lilliput
Tagged blog, book, economics, estibelobs, Gulliver, politics, religion, science fiction, utopia
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Arthur C. Gulliver
Oddball. Misfit. Lunatic. Obsessed from childhood with Jonathan Swift’s story of Lemuel Gulliver’s travels, Arthur C. Gulliver is committed to an asylum for his pestiferous soliciting to raise funds for an insane voyage to the fictitious land of Lilliput. But, … Continue reading
Posted in About, Arthur C. Gulliver, There's a New Shuffle in Lilliput
Tagged announcement, blurb, book, Gulliver's Travels, Jonathan Swift, Lilliput
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