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Sears (back then Sears and Roebuck's) published a large catelog in the late 1800's and it's most popular use was for TP. Prior to that a de-kernaled corn-cob - soaked to soften was used (length wise) and prior to that leaves, grass, etc. - prior to that - well watch a dog (nothing)
What did we use before toilet paper?

Something hand-made. Something that is a one-of-a-kind. Something that is personalized. Something that could never be found anywhere else.
what do you get someone for christmas that has everything?

The 26" wheels won't work. They're slightly smaller in diameter than a 700c wheelthat's what cyclocross frames are built to take. Back in the late 80's/early 90's you could get clamp-on cantilever brake mounts from Moots, but I don't know that they make those anymore. And regardless, if you were to do that, you'd also be dropping the overall height of your bike. This in turn would mean that your bottom bracket would also be lower to the ground. That's counterproductive in terms of cyclocross applications, where you want a higher bottom bracket than you would on a road bike (for clearence issues).

There's some good general information on equipment on Dave Carr's Cross Page (listed below). Good luck!
Can I use 26" mountain bike rims for my cyclocross-frame bike?