History snippets span wars to welfare reforms across decades
Key historical notes include Holland canning output with 11 carloads and 70 acres of tomatoes, Fitch’s steamboat demo in 1787, Japan annexing Korea in 1910, BBC first TV test in 1932, Eisenhower and Nixon nominations in 1956, Nixon’s 1972 convention bid, Kenyatta’s death in 1978, Silkwood payout in 1986, Huey Newton’s 1989 death, Ruby Ridge 1992 events, Clinton welfare reform in 1996, Moore’s 2003 Ten Commandments case, Perry Tulsa pardon, and births of Valerie Harper, Morton Dean, Ty Burrell, and Brandon Adams, plus Zeeland Hospital notices from 2019 with local births.
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Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Daniel Arap Moi
Kerr-McGee Corp
Karen Silkwood
Rob Reiner
Columbia Pictures
Black Panthers
Huey P. Newton
Oakland
California
Tyrone Robinson
Ruby Ridge
Idaho
FBI
Vicki Weaver
Randy Weaver
Kevin Harris
Bill Clinton
Alabama
Roy Moore
Texas
Rick Perry
Tulsa
Tom Coleman
Squash Greens Nourish a Hmong Soup Tradition
A farmer named Chia from the Hmong community shares how squash greens and other squash parts enrich a simple pork and lemongrass soup. The ntsis taub dish blends pork, squash tendrils, lemongrass and optional sauces into a brothy, easy recipe.
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Chia
Laos
Julia Child Quiche Lorraine Recipe Reminder
Classic quiche Lorraine recipe with bacon eggs cream and nutmeg steps included. Also a Julia Child quote on not overthinking cooking and keeping a calm hostess mood.
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Julia Child
Julia
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Boston
Holland
Holland Canning Co
John Fitch
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Japan
Korea
British Broadcasting Corp
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
San Francisco
Miami Beach
Valerie Harper
Morton Dean
Ty Burrell
Brandon Adams
Zeeland Hospital
Spectrum Health
Zoey Esperanza Klapko
Natalie and
Andrew
Klapko
Hudsonville
Kolton Michael
Nicole
Keith Reavis
June Jacqulyn
Sarah
Tyler Morse
Harper
Ari Levaux
Fleur DE Lolly
Quiche Lorraine
Laura Tolbert