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Fortuitous Fowl: The Presidential Turkey Pardon Through Time
The turkey pardoning ceremony has become an established light-hearted duty that the president performs in the days leading up to Thanksgiving
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British Invasion: The British Roots of Some of America’s Dairy Breeds
Learn about the British bovines whose descendants are a part of the modern American dairy industry
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Johnny Appleseed: The Fact and Fiction of the Folk Legend
This wanderer has achieved mythic status in American folklore alongside the likes of Paul Bunyan, John Henry, Pecos Bill, and others
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The Matanuska Valley Colony: Founding Farms in the Land of the Midnight Sun
A New Deal program sought to help struggling farmers get a new start by farming in Alaska’s Matanuska Valley
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Discontented Distillers: The Whiskey Rebellion
The Excise Whiskey Tax of 1791 placed an excise tax on the manufacture of whiskey and was the first tax on a domestic product in the United States
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Floriography: The Victorian Flower Language
Aside from being a good gift, did you know that flowers have their own secret language?
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Derby Days: 150 Years of the Kentucky Derby
After 150 years the Kentucky Derby remains a marquee event on the American sports calendar
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Still Smoldering: Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow, The Great Chicago Fire, and a Myth that Never Died
Mrs. Kate O’Leary and her cow will likely remain connected to the Great Chicago Fire for centuries to come
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