Trivia

If you’re not an Alaskan, you may not know what it takes to be termed a native Alaskan - at least one-quarter Eskimo or Indian blood.

Report is there are still people in northern New England who regard porcupine liver as a fine-flavored delicacy, but I’ve never met any.

Q. What’s the only state capital with a one-syllable name?

A. South Dakota’s Pierre - pronounced PEER.

Robert Southey was England’s poet laureate from 1813 until his death in 1843. He hung around with William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Almost everybody knows Southey’s work. He wrote “The Three Bears.”