Indians Medicine in Early America How Iroquois Use Plants
Washington reports on colonial reliance on Native remedies and the enduring herb lore of the Iroquois. Dr. William N. Fenton studies Seneca medicinal plants, cataloging 180 species and noting the philosophy behind plant use and the doctor’s guarded authority.
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French Woman Plans To Drive Across Africa
Pierette Bidoux the only woman admitted to the French Meharist Camel corps signs on for an Algeria to the Cape automobile expedition. Commissioned by the colonies ministry she previously led a Sahara science drive two years ago and first learned desert driving visiting her fiance at a South Sahara outpost.
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No False Teeth at 90 Eyesight Also Good
Thamesville Ontario report notes William Strevel of Dresden is 90, expects to live to at least 110, and keeps active with his own teeth and clear sight. A heavy smoker, he dismisses stories that smoking shortens life, crediting daily work and staying interested as the path to longevity.
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