Veterinary medicine began with animal sacrifices
A wide historic arc traces veterinary roots from ancient animal sacrifices to the rise of modern practice. Early humans sought cures via shared remedies for both people and animals, while Greek, Egyptian, and Roman ideas evolved into anatomical study, vaccines, and organized disease control.
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Egypt
Rome
Babylonia
Hammurabi
America
Ohio
Midwest
Texas
United States Department of Agricola
Bureau of Animal Industry
Gas heating saves energy for your children's future
A Houston Natural Gas advertisement argues that using gas for home heating is efficient and clean. It stresses conserving energy by direct gas heating, noting gas burns with no smoke and reduces external pollution while supporting future needs.
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Houston
Joy to the World art festival in Galveston Dec 14
Joy to the World Festival USA marks a bicentennial holiday celebration in Galveston with artworks by artists from six cities led by the Galveston County Cultural Arts Council. The day includes open houses, a bicentennial museum by fifth graders, and performances by local and guest groups across multiple plazas and venues.
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Galveston
Houston
Austin
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
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Ballet Theater ON the Bay
Ball High
Hitchcock
American National Insurance Company
Central Plaza
Mexican Cultural Institute
Moody National Bank
Texas Southern University
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan Association
Houston Symphony
Dorothy Shaw
Hutchings-Sealy National Bank
Shari Lockhart
Akin’s
Shari
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Texas City
6Th St. N
Laurel
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