National Flower Debate Ended by Atlanta Horticultural Society
The Atlanta Horticultural Society on Monday adopted the dogwood as the national flower, declaring it the flower that best represents the United States. The decision drew mixed reactions, with some deploring the choice despite its broad symbolism. Additionally, local agricultural notes warn against Western rye, citing poor yields in Georgia and urging farmers to use seeds grown in the immediate region.
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Anazolian harp and strength claims in old column
Anazolian harp instructions describe making wind tuned two and a half foot silk harp from window sashes and a larger box harp from catgut strings. The piece opines on Mercurean Strength and urges rational diet, exercise and Moderation. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for various digestive and health issues and notes high salt use among men.
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