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To Farm Insanity Plant Deadliest Vegetable Known to be introduced into Texas. “The deadly marihuana plant is to be introduced into Texas from Mexico by special permission of the state agricultural department. Ernest Love, who conducts an agricultural experimental station Read More …
Music for the Spinners, 1890’s
“I believe I can see you in my dreams. Come to me secretly… There is no limit to what I want to say” – Eung-Tae’s wife’s burial letter to him in 1586 Relocated grave/memorial for Eung-Tae Lee and Read More …
“Low-caste Bengalees,” from ‘India and its Native Princes’ by Louis Rousselet, 1878 “Low caste inhabitants of Cawnpore”, India 1881 engraving print
‘Man holding Hemp plant in street’, United States late 10’s/early 20’s
The Giantess In those days when Nature’s overwhelming Lust Engendered infant-monsters day by day I’d love to have lived with a young giantess. Like a lazy cat at the foot of my queen I’d lay. I’d watch her grow into Read More …
“Marijuana farm in San Francisco. Two warehouse marijuana farms were busted by San Francisco undercover police on Bancroft Street and Napoleon Street. This was the main growing room where plants had already been pulled and a police officer was examining Read More …
Immortal Magu, Qing Dynasty (18th century) ink and watercolor on silk Magu: The Immortal Cannabis Goddess In Chinese mythology, a immortal Taoist xian is the protector of women, the Goddess of longevity and is able to brew the Read More …
‘Specimen of marijuana growing on farm near Plano, Illinois.’ 1938
Women hand breaking Hemp in the family yard and hanging on clothes line, Hungary, 1930’s