A story is told of Tonto and the Lone Ranger riding through a canyon one afternoon. All of a sudden, both sides were filled with American Indian warriors on horses, dressed for battle and shouting loudly.

A Japanese attack on Hawaii is regarded as the most unlikely thing in the world, with one chance in a million of being successful.

In 1933, bowler Bill Knox had a large screen placed just above the bowling lane so that he couldn’t see the pins.

After the 1912 presidential election, Woodrow Wilson made a trip to visit an aged aunt whom he hadn’t seen in a long time.

In 1883 in Allentown, New Jersey, a wooden Indian – the kind you’d see in front of a cigar shop – was placed on the ballot for Justice of the Peace under the fictitious name of Abner Robbins.

A young man moved away from his rural hometown and went out to search for a better life. After some time, he became rather successful.

A pastor told a story about his teenage son who was dating a girl and was only allowed to see her on certain nights. On one of the nights he wasn’t supposed to see her, the son told his parents he was going over to a friend’s house.

When the famous missionary David Livingstone died, his body was shipped to England where he was buried in Westminster Abbey in London.

Just before the 1988 Winter Olympics, a television program aired that featured blind skiers being trained for slalom skiing.