Seminole War Recalled As Florida Tensions Rise
A Florida report revisits the Seminole conflicts, noting Osceola’s 1835 raid, Dade’s tragic march, and the long Florida Indian War ending in 1842. It contrasts public memory with historical facts and cites the 320 million cost and 1,500 soldiers lost in the eight-year struggle.
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Sreaty
Fort Moulde
Simelines
Erenon
Obegen
Rt Payne
Amathia
Micancpy
Heed-Thief
Osceole
A. EB. Thorepson
Francis L. Dade
Fort Brooks
Fort Hog
Dade
Withlacoochee River
Birgh
United States Military Academy
West Point
Wnw Y
United States
Florida
Osceola
Fort King
Thompson
Jessup
Big Cry
Oklahoma
Everglades
Billy Bowlegs
Hils
Western Newspaper Union
Dental vanity and dental care in early 20th century rhetoric
A discussion on tooth aesthetics, the rise of gold crowns and porcelain teeth, and the moralizing view that vanity drives dental care. It argues teeth are vital for digestion, advises upkeep, and warns against neglect, promoting clean, well cared for teeth as essential to beauty and health.
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Mexico
Giese
Andi Tres
Bingie Park
Teeth and Self-Respect in Preventive Dental Care
An essay urges daily dental hygiene to prevent infections and systemic illness. It links oral health to reduced disease, highlighting the long-term benefits of prevention, clean mouths, and public health awareness over reliance on drugs.
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Maz & Man
Beth
Seed treatment debate impacts germination and yield findings
The document discusses seed disease management, including mercury-based treatments and seed coatings to combat pests. It reports experiments showing germination changes, costs, and infection rates across counties, with warnings on moisture and mold issues. It notes that extension offices and agricultural colleges offer testing and guidance.
Pyrethrum Viewed as Reliable Insecticide Aid Noted
W E White from the U S Department of Agriculture reports that pyrethrum and derris show promise as safer pest controls for truck crops. Scientists seek substances that protect crops from pests without leaving harmful residues on produce.
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W. E. White
Cnimdg States Department of Agriculture
Department
Eradication urged for wild garlic and onion pests
Purdue University notes wild garlic and wild onion pests reduce yields and spoil odor in crops and pastures. Garlicky milk rarely sells and wheat infested by the odor is discounted. Experts urge eradicating the weed to cut losses.
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Purdue University
Trish Bacon Hams Raise Quality From Irish Turf Smoking
Trish bacon hogs fed on native potatoes meat pollard and skim milk produce Irish bacon and hams noted for unrivalled curing quality. Turf smoking and old-fashioned curing give distinct flavor not produced outside Ireland.
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Ireland
Corn silage replaces roughage in cattle diet
In St Paul Minnesota authorities report that corn silage can satisfactorily supplement rough feeds such as prairie hay and corn stover. The silage may replace about half of the other roughage, using roughly two pounds of corn silage for every one pound of dry roughage.
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St Paul
Minn
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