The Important Dates of the Nineteenth Century in the United States
A compact chronology of early United States history from 1801 to 1893, listing presidents elections, wars, territorial changes, milestones like West Point 1802, Louisiana purchase 1803, Monroe Doctrine 1823, Civil War events, emancipation proclamations, state admissions, and key advances through the 19th century with names such as Jefferson, Burr, Monroe, Lincoln, Grant, and McKinley, among others.
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
House of Representatives
Aaron Burr
Tripoli
Jefferson
Congress
Louisiana
U. S
England
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
John C. Calhoun
James Madison
Elbridge Gerry
Fort Mimms
Ala
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Washington
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Ghent
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United States Bank
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Daniel D. Tompkine
Mississippi
Holinois
Spain
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Liverpool
Massachuses
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Trinidad
West Indies
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Maine
Daniel Boone
Charrette
Ishg
Kansas
Pierce
James Buchanan
John C. Freemont
Millard Fillmore
H. Bessemer
Bessemer
Dred_ Scott
United States Supreme Court
Mountain Meadow
Cedar City
Utah
Gen. Lee
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
President Lincoln
Ao Booth
Ford
Lincoln
Johnson
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
J. Wilkes Booth
Bowling Greem
Jefferson Davis
Fourth Michigan Cavalry
Irwinsville
Palo Pinto
Tex
Department of Agriculture
Norman J. Coleman
Maritime Canal Company
Dakota Territory
John Ericsson
New York
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Guthrie
Johnstown
Pan-American Congress
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Horatio Allen
Montrose
N. J
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Wounded Knee
Supreme Court
Walter Q. Gresham
Italy
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House
Senate
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Yukon
Alaska
Geo McCormack
William McKinley
William Fennings Bryan
Witch Hazel Hamamelis Virginica Features and History
The article describes Witch Hazel as a small to medium tree or shrub found east of the Mississippi, with bitter yellow flowers in fall and ovary development in spring. It notes medicinal use of both bark and leaves in domestic and physician remedies, and mentions Native American use. It also provides botanical details on leaves, flowers, involucre, calyx, petals, stamens, and fruit development, and references the Hamamelidaceae family and the single U S species Hamamelis virginiana and a related Japanese species.
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United States Department of Botany
Mississippi
Hamamelis
United States
Virginica
Japan
Cold Storage Tips for Apples From G B Storer
Practical notes on cold storage for apples stressing quality limits from storage, handling and timing. Advises using No 1 stock barrels, thick elm, cottonwood or sycamore staves, early barrel purchase, avoid sacks, proper ladders and hooks, careful handling, timely packing, and avoiding piled fruit or delayed harvest to prevent bruising and color issues. Includes anecdote about Ben Davis apples stored with bloom intact.
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Ben Davis
G. B. Storer
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