Today in History - October 4 https://t.co/nYEGE8VTBY The General Court of the Plymouth Colony instituted a legal code, the first composed in North America, on October 4, 1636. Continue reading. On October 4, 1822, Rutherford Birchard Hayes was born in Delaware, Ohio. Contin…
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The Last Glimpses of California's Vanishing Hippie Utopias https://t.co/WATFlzS9JE via @gqmagazine
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To Dye For | Science History Institute Plants provide a broad spectrum of color: marigolds yield golden yellow dyes; apple-tree bark, dahlia petals, onion skins, and ivy berries produce dye colors ranging from warm mustard to springy chartreuse. see more: https://t.co/KdW58V8pVI
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Quote of the Day: "Fortune befriends the bold." - Emily Dickinson
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Frances Haugen on 60 Minutes: Why the Facebook whistleblower leak is different from its other PR crises - Vox https://t.co/zgGsnbGk0y
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BoundaryStones: Does #DC have its own anthem like so many U.S. states? It almost did. In 1951, songwriters from around the country, including Jimmie Dodd of the Mickey Mouse Club, sent in submissions for the "Song for Washington" contest. https://t.co/SzvR5HTJI6
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