Parasite mermithid deadly to grasshoppers says expert
An agricultural technologist notes that the parasite mermithid is a lethal grasshopper foe. Infected grasshoppers die in about eight days as the parasites multiply rapidly. Also mentions hot baths and Cuticura products in unrelated advertisement copy and a moral adage about marriage and honor.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Memorial Day Reflections Across an Evolving Nation
The article honors Memorial Day as a growing national observance linking Lincoln, Washington, Arbor Day, and others. It recalls war dead and veterans, notes Civil War memories at New Market, and salutes service across generations while referencing Arlington, the Unknown Soldier, and figures like Harding and Wilson.
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Dnele Bam
Jiggi Chuen
Shin Ling
Tai Ban Shen
Sam Boo Foo
Ong
New Market
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Shenandoah Valley
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Colonel Ship
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
Woodrow Wilson
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National Shrine
Arlington
Johnny Clem Civil War Hero and Army Career Chronology
Johnny Clem born Newark Ohio August 22 1851 became famed drummer boy at Shiloh and Chickamauga. He received multiple wounds, carried dispatches for General Thomas to General Logan, and rose through the ranks to colonel retiring August 18 1915 after service on the frontier and in the Philippines.
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Twenty-fourth
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