Botanist Brings Plants From Russia on Siberian Quest
Dr John R Creech of USDA led the first Siberian plant exploration since the 1930s collecting 290 items in Leningrad Karelia Novosibirsk Irkutsk and Yakutsk. The trip aided ornamental plant adaptation in the United States while Soviet botanists requested U.S. seeds. He also described rust removal tips using soap and foil.
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Ann Landers notes mix up on Nash Armour ketchup poem
A reader recounts discovering a Nash poem misattributed to Richard Armour about a ketchup bottle. Armour confirms authorship and corrects the record, noting similar mistakes by others. The letter also discusses motherhood debates and advice on pregnancy, makeup tests, and marriage guidance from Ann Landers.
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