Missoula Fair Showcases Montana Agriculture and Oddities
A Missoula fair week highlights Montana crops and livestock with apples peaches plums and potatoes on display while visitors from Iowa and Minnesota praise the event. The piece also surveys rare horn growth cases from medical reports and Dr. Lambs theory linking mythic horns to real deformities.
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Montana
Iowa
Minnesota
Missoula
West
Delaware
California
Tom Marshall
Stable Boys
Men With Horns Are By No Means Rare
Washington Star reports medical observers describe horned individuals worldwide. Accounts include African natives Cofea and Quassie Jabin, a Mexican porter with a 14 inch head horn, and numerous European cases of head horns. Modern notes cite cud chewing and horned conditions as historically reported though not scientifically confirmed.
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London
Lebert
Breslau
York
England
Edinburgh
Saxton
New York
Washington Star
Medical Museum
Burgeon J. J. Lamprey
Africa
Fach
Gold Coast
Cofea
Amaquanta
Wassan
Quassie Jabin
Gamin
George Gould
Pyle
Michael Angelo
Moses
Paul Rodrigues
Paris
Dr. Souberbielle
Warren
Dubois
France
Voigte
Sands
Bejau
Vidal
Academie de Medicine
Plato
McLeod County
Minnesota
Fabricus
Rhodius
Pilate
Gould and
Germany
Winthier
Hammond
Brown-Seguard
American Neurological Association
Trouillon
Bologna
Chatard
Baltimore
Hildanus
Lusianus
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Seereee
D. 8. Lamb
Cyclops
Janus
Cerberus
Diana
Actaeon
Pan
Dr. Lamb
WIZES
Wizenner
Goop Business
Bright
McLaughlin
Sam’s L. Houser
Ida
Dr. McLaughlin
Dr. M
G. McLaughlin
Columbia St
Seattle, Wash
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