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HIPPOCRATES' MEDICAL GUIDE |
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As well as surveyors, Mason & Dixon had this profession, Mason having worked at the Greenwich Observatory |
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From the Late Latin for "hooded cloak", it's the popular style of hat seen here |
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According to Hippocrates, it's the most healthy & least mortal of the 4 seasons |
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These bugs of the family Lampyridae are all aglow in summer |
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In the most common form of U.S. city government, a council is balanced by this executive |
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As the boundary between slave & free states, the line extended along this river to the Mississippi |
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Sikh & you shall find the name of this headcovering |
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Hippocrates said sneezing cures these; medical science today advises that you breathe in a bag |
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It's hard to see just how many legs this bug has since it only comes out at night |
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Instead of a "standing" one, the House & Senate each have a "select" one on intelligence |
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The line settled a dispute between Maryland's Calverts & this family that ran the colony to the north |
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This hat shares its name with U.S. Forest Service personnel |
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A restricted one of these is bad, so don't eat just grapefruit or rutabagas |
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Different types of this insect transmit dengue fever as well as malaria |
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It's about 50% in U.S. national elections, 30 points lower than in western Europe |
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With remarkable accuracy, Mason & Dixon set the line at 39 degrees 43'17.6" of this |
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They're the friendly religious group this hat is named for |
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Good old Hippocrates believed that a woman cannot become this, able to use both hands equally |
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Social wasps include hornets & these "well dressed" members, Vespula maculifrons |
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Wisconsin introduced this "fare" game that made AFDC recipients get jobs |
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The term "Mason & Dixon's Line" was first used in the debate leading to this 1820 compromise |
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This fur hat's name may come from a strict headmaster at England's Westminster School |
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Hippocrates taught that cold sweats occuring with an acute one of these indicates death |
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You'll find this wingless pest with a metallic name in many books; not as an entry, but as a feeder |
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Constitutional amendment that prohibits privacy by banning "unreasonable searches and seizures" |
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Dorothy's felt-tipped pens |
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