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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
7
Mosquito Onslaught in Scandinavia and Cotton Beginnings
A vivid letter describes swarming mosquitoes delivering a scorched earth assault on northern Scandinavia, with riders and horses covered in insects. The piece shifts to a historical note tracing cotton seed planting in America from 1621 in the Carolinas, through 1786 along Chesapeake Bay, highlighting early cultivation.
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Scandinavia
American
Carolinas
Winthrop
Barbados
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
New Jersey
New York
The Chameleon in the Southern United States
The American chameleon is a small lizard inhabiting the southern United States. It rapidly changes color from brown to yellow and pale green. It feeds on insects and is harmless to larger life forms. Often kept as a pet, it has been worn on a chain as an ornament. Its toes have adhesive pads enabling it to run on smooth vertical surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The Hoom at the Top
A Chicago Tribune snippet features a ticket seller telling a traveler all lower berths are taken and the professor grumbles about an upper berth with a wave room at the top.
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Chicago Tribune
Unusual Books In The British Museum And Ancient Feasts
The British Museum houses books inscribed on oyster shells bricks tiles bones ivory lead iron copper sheep skin wood and palm leaves. It notes peacocks and swans as tough or famed dishes and recalls bustards and oars heads once common with scarce vegetables to accompany them.
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British Museum
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