Stories about him were not published until James MacGillivray did in 1910 in the Detroit News-Tribune.
Stories about him were not published until James MacGillivray did in 1910 in the Detroit News-Tribune. Four years later, he became nationally popular in an ad campaign by W. B. Laughead before becoming the subjects of stories by Esther Shepherd and James Stevens, poems by Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg, and even an operetta by W. H. Auden and Benjamin Britten. For ten points, name this mythical hero whose companions were Johnny Inkslinger and Babe the Blue Ox.
Stories about him were not published until James MacGillivray did in 1910 in the Detroit News-Tribune.
Paul {Bunyan}