I remember that story. Sad tale.

To think, it was only strep throat that caused Scarlet Fever.

Aren’t we so fortunate to have modern medicine?

found dead with her throat slit while pregnant.

Murder being the top cause of death during pregnancy holds true into modern times, so that much is not mythical.

I struggle to believe that removing hair helped stop the transmission of much besides lice or fleas.

Someone has killed the young woman in this story who claimed an affair with a married man.

She was rumored to sleep with multiple other men, and one young man offered to marry her, but then she was

Food is much more filling than I remember. I’m not one to add butter, fats, oils, etc. I cook a lighter fare.

Still, it’s so tasty, and I’m eating so much more than usual. 😵‍💫

I wish I had the money and the free time to cook for myself all the time.

Hegseth removes flu vaccination requirement for US troops The secretary of war says flu shot mandates are overly broad.

“The policy ignores warnings that more flu illness will mean more missed duty days, more hospitalizations and more preventable readiness losses,” www.cidrap.umn.edu/influenza-va...

cutting happening here.

🍿🥤

I believe it was a superstition, and I also see now that in this show the young woman who did the hair cutting was actually jealous of her.

She wanted her husband, took a chance to make her less overtly feminine in appearance, and then made up a story of them having an affair.

Way more than hair

I saw it on Outlander this afternoon, and it was presented as a superstition.

That, or the women who did it were jealous of the ailing woman’s hair.

Today I learned that old wive’s tales included a belief that cutting off someone’s hair could help lower their fever.

Oh. My.

I’m glad we’ve moved past that. 📺

The intent and use of the surveillance upon which I already elaborated is where the violations take place, and the surveillance objectively serves no purpose besides enabling those violations.

(Yes, cooking does hurt me, but it doesn’t hurt badly enough that I can forgo food or buy lots of microwaveable stuff.)

Being home sick has spontaneously caused me to remember I do know how to cook properly.

I also forgot how intuitive cooking is for me, having started from a young age.

I have been eating so well, and if that doesn’t heal me, then at least I’ve been eating so well.

It’s a nice little upside.

I am so tired of people thinking their skill issues constitute a revolutionary new advanced in tech. Any person born between 1980 and 2010 could have assisted here with much less water and electricity consumption.

I would report and block. Report under trolling, harassment, and/or political misinformation. Then block.

There are better things to do than fund that woman’s NextDoor drama hobby with your energy. 😂

A typo, Doreen. Get a life.

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Senate is voting now to proceed to the budget resolution. It takes a simple majority to proceed. After that, there would be 50 hours of debate, followed by vote-o-rama, followed by final passage. If the House agrees, then would be the process of a reconciliation bill to pump $70 bn into ICE & CBP.

Permitting Bottlenecks for Wind and Solar Blocked by US Judge A federal judge blocked a set of Trump administration permitting rules that renewable-energy developers say have hampered construction of solar and wind power projects.

A federal judge blocked a set of Trump administration permitting rules that renewable-energy developers say have hampered construction of solar and wind power projects.

Lawsuit: Blaze’s Crackpot Reporting Prompted a Wild, Unnecessary FBI Raid Quickly debunked reporting based on “gait analysis” was enough to get the feds to descend with a helicopter on a falsely accused J6 pipe-bomber’s home.

Yeah, not good…

Kash Patel's FBI launched an unnecessary raid on the home of a former Capitol Police officer, based on Jan. 6 conspiracy theories from right-wing media outlet The Blaze.

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Employers and landlords being the same people may swiftly become an impediment to that.

Trump's war in Iran has forced Americans to pay over $8 billion more at the pump.

So naturally, his priority is to bail out his family's business partners in a foreign country.

Trump Is Asking the Supreme Court For More Help With His Anti-Immigrant Agenda Green card holders enjoy broad protections from removal under federal law. The administration is looking for ways around it.

there are nearly 13 million lawful permanent residents in the United States, and they generally have the right to leave and return to the U.S. as they please

on Wednesday, the Trump admin will ask the Supreme Court to change that

read up about Blanche v. Lau 👇🏾

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absence or presence of the word anus has almost no bearing on how bad this law is for a society.

The law clearly intends to force women to dress a certain way as a part of misandry, misogyny, and rape culture.

The premise is that men are too weak and animalistic to control their feelings of attraction and so women’s bodies are to be controlled, constrained, and blamed for that deficit.

The

Dying of the flu is optimal war preparedness!

/s

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has signed an executive order banning state employees from using insider info to bet on prediction market apps like Kalshi and Polymarket, warning the unregulated boom “opens the door to insider trading and abuse.”

If people from a religion find someone’s clothes too provocative that’s on them being emotionally underdeveloped and the blame belongs on the religion not the clothing people wear.

Faith only governs personal choices not choices for other people.

Because of course the MAGA freakshow wants to bring back modesty laws, aren't these the same ppl that absolutely fucking lose their mind with fear anytime they see a woman who wears a head-covering?

Probably the same as such cops do to women they arrest already

Yes, it does read as a much more closely zoomed view of the sphincter. 🙈