Swamp Yankee Stories: In dooryards where lilacs still bloom, memories linger
The yard is redolent with the scent of lilac. It is the most recognizable of florals, stronger even than the rose. It could knock you over.
Source: thewesterlysun.com
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25-50-100 Years Ago — Oct. 29
25 Years Ago: Three years after his death, the name of Frederick's most famous ghost hunter still inspires a range of emotions. Ask any longtime residents about Harvey Scheetz and
Source: fredericknewspost.com
Some Jamaicans Believe This Jamaican Herb Has Cancer-Fighting Properties
Jamaicans often use traditional herbal medicines to treat illnesses. Jamaican Guinea Hen Weed, which grows abundantly on the island, is believed to have significant benefits for the treatment of cancer.
Source: jamaicans.com
This Chef Makes Some of Miami's Favorite Caribbean Food—And It's Entirely Vegan
At Dub N Grub, chef Kriss Kofi transforms plant-based proteins and local vegetables into crisp “chicken,” Jerk Rasta Pasta, and rich stews.
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The Pirate Surgeon's Journal: Golden Age of Piracy: Medicine Containers Page 1
A look at the types of bottles, ceramic containers, metal containers, paper, leather and similar containers used to hold medicines during the golden age of piracy. Also discussing period container labels and closures such as corks, tied down bladders and similar devices. The Pirate Surgeon's Journal Tools and Procedures pages include detailed information about 17th and 18th century surgical tools and techniques used during the Golden Age of Piracy (~1680 - 1725).
Source: piratesurgeon.com