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Worked with a lady back in the day - either late 80’s or early 90’s. She drove a white Prelude which at the time were sweet looking cars. Her battery light kept coming and she tried every thing to get it to turn off. She decided to trade it in for a newer model. Salesman told her the battery in the old Prelude just needed water.

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The book ‘1919 Paris’ is a good book about the treaty that ended WW1.

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A little nugget of information I read in the biography of U.S. Grant by Ron Chernow. For those that like sourcing references, this can be found on the bottom of p.834, of the hardcover version of the book:

"As the nation got ready to solemnize its centennial on July 4, reports filtered back that Custer and 263 of his men in the Seventh Calvary had been annihilated by the Lakota Sioux and Northern Cheyenne warriors along the Little Big Horn River in southern Montana, their mutilated bodies strewn among the hills. Custer was found naked, a bullet hole in his head, a gash in his thigh, an arrow piercing his penis."