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He is the only president besides Taft to be interred at Arlington National Cemetery |
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This "makes a man healthy, wealthy & wise" |
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A smear is a substance spread on a slide for inspection under this |
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It's said this magazine's swimsuit issue is the No. 1 item stolen from U.S. libraries |
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An image of him over 200 ft. tall was cut out of rock at Leshan in the 8th century |
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In this S. Lewis work, Carol Milford marries Dr. W. Kennicott & they move to Gopher Prairie |
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Tennessee's 1st congressman, he later became president |
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Since chickens have no molars, incisors or cuspids, it means something extremely rare or hard to find |
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Joseph Priestly developed this process without which there would be no soda pop |
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William Safire's "On Language" appears in the Sunday magazine of this paper that syndicates his column |
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Born in 551 B.C., this philosopher taught that women were inferior to men |
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Though cleared of false charges, Dr. Aziz is still embittered toward the English in this E.M. Forstor work |
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Sec'y of Commerce under Harding & Coolidge, he was the last cabinet member to go on to be president |
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In its original Latin, this phrase meant "The plow draws the ox in reversed position" |
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Simplest of all jet engines, or a type of sheep |
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Sold in supermarkets, this magazine was started by a subsidiary of A & P |
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The Treaty of Nan-ching in 1842 ended this series of drug wars with the British |
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The '60s TV series with the following theme was based on short stories by Max Brand:
"Three stars will shine tonight, one for the lonely..." |
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She made headlines trying to assassinate Gerald Ford in September 1975 |
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It completes the maxim, "Speech is silver..." |
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Wilkins, Watson & Crick won a Nobel Prize for discovering the structure of this |
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This magazine began publishing on August 4, 1821, but years later they concluded Ben Franklin had started it in 1728 |
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Under the care of Dr. Van Hesling, Lucy Westenra is given blood transfusions in this 19th c. novel |
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1 of 3 presidents who served in 1881 |
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Phrase for a period of prosperity & happiness, or a 1962 Jack Lemmon movie |
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98% of the world's rock consist mostly of oxygen & this element |
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Magazine that describes itself as "The magazine of good living" |
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This book began the Richard Gordon series about the medical students of St. Swithins |
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