The Egyptian Treasure That Wasn’t A Treasure
In a tale of cotton fevers and dam schemes Nikolai lures Summers to Assouan with a buried temple treasure plan. They explore a submerged temple but the real aim is to destroy the dam to manipulate cotton prices. Summers survives an eerie ascent as Nikolai’s true motive unfolds and the dam explodes.
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Cairo
Mohammed
London
England
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State Fair Board
Des Moines
Fair Grounds
Fred M. Hansen
Weed Flora of Iowa Promises Broad Medicinal Uses
Iowa’s Department of Geology issues a comprehensive weed flora with over a thousand illustrations. The guide details weed by weed how to control them and notes some Iowa weeds have medicinal uses such as quack grass extracts for kidney issues and bitterdock roots for blood purifiers. It cites work by George F. Kay and Dr. L. H. Pammel and covers multiple plants with remedies for skin, liver, and digestive ailments.
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