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<div>John Chapman (1774-1845), best known as "Johnny Appleseed," was a colorful, long-haired and barefoot Christian who ran to warn Ohio settlers of an imminent Indian attack incited by the British during the War of 1812.<ref>http://www.amerisearch.net/index.php?date=2004-03-18&view=View</ref> <br />
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His nickname came from his love for nature, as he called an apple blossom a "living sermon from God," and particularly his habit of collecting apple seeds from cider presses in order to plant over a thousand nurseries in western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Upon his death he gave his nurseries, then worth millions, to his sister. He often quoted from the Sermon on the Mount and lived with the Indians.<br />
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Their is some credence to the legend of Johnny Appleseed wandering America, planting apple trees by the thousands. According to Michael Pollan in ''Italic text''The Botany of Desire''Italic text'', most settlers planted apple orchards not just for the fruit, but also for the hard cider that resulted from pressing. Known as "applejack," this alcoholic drink was a staple of Puritan times and beyond, as much of the water was often tainted or unpotable. Chapman was a champion of hard cider and wanted to spread its availability across the new nation. <br />
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Poet William Henry Venable said this about Chapman:<ref>''Id.''</ref><br />
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:Remember Johnny Appleseed-All ye who love the apple-He served his kind by word and deed-In God's grand greenwood chapel.<br />
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Nathananiel, Johnny Appleseed's father, fought with the Minutemen against the British at Concord in 1775.<br />
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Pollan, Michael. The Botany of Desire: A Plant's-Eye View of the World. New York: Random House. 2002.</div>Sandstonehttps://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Johnny_Appleseed&diff=48324Johnny Appleseed2007-03-19T17:44:36Z<p>Sandstone: </p>
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<div>John Chapman (1774-1845), best known as "Johnny Appleseed," was a colorful, long-haired and barefoot Christian who ran to warn Ohio settlers of an imminent Indian attack incited by the British during the War of 1812.<ref>http://www.amerisearch.net/index.php?date=2004-03-18&view=View</ref> <br />
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His nickname came from his love for nature, as he called an apple blossom a "living sermon from God," and particularly his habit of collecting apple seeds from cider presses in order to plant over a thousand nurseries in western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Upon his death he gave his nurseries, then worth millions, to his sister. He often quoted from the Sermon on the Mount and lived with the Indians.<br />
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Their is some credence to the legend of Johnny Appleseed wandering America, planting apple trees by the thousands. According to Michael Pollan in ''Italic text''The Botany of Desire''Italic text'', most settlers planted apple orchards not just for the fruit, but also for the hard cider that resulted from pressing. Known as "applejack," this alcoholic drink was a staple of Puritan times and beyond, as much of the water was often tainted or unpotable. Chapman was a champion of hard cider and wanted to spread its availability across the new nation. <br />
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Poet William Henry Venable said this about Chapman:<ref>''Id.''</ref><br />
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:Remember Johnny Appleseed-All ye who love the apple-He served his kind by word and deed-In God's grand greenwood chapel.<br />
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Nathananiel, Johnny Appleseed's father, fought with the Minutemen against the British at Concord in 1775.<br />
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[[Category:Biographies]]</div>Sandstonehttps://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Breast_Exam&diff=48277Breast Exam2007-03-19T17:34:22Z<p>Sandstone: </p>
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<div>A breast exam is a non-invasive technique routinely done by physicians and women to identify <br />
abnormalities in breast tissue. Conducting a breast exam on a regular basis is an inexpensive <br />
and simple method to detect cancerous growths in their earliest stages. Early detection is <br />
of key importance when considering the efficacy of treatment options. Women over the age of <br />
35 are highly recommended to examine themselves monthly or bimonthly depending upon frequency of sex, age <br />
and other risk factors. In addition to self exams, mammograms should also be routinely done <br />
to increase the probability of early detection.<br />
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There are many medical websites that instruct women on how to conduct breast exams on themselves prior to having an official exam.</div>Sandstone