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[SOLVED]Oct 15 EMBEDDED IMAGE PUZZLES HERE!
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ColinMacLeod
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vector wrote:
anyone know thier plants? all i have is danelion two of the others look familiar but cant think of the names.


Bottom right on smoker is a Yarrow (http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/y/yarrow02.html).

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Wynn
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vector wrote:
anyone know thier plants? all i have is danelion two of the others look familiar but cant think of the names.


The last one on the smoker image is Yarrow.
And top right is Eyebright

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vector
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just found the second plant, its Ipecacuanha

http://botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/i/ipecac07.html

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HedgeKnight
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Not sure if this matters but these plant images appear to originally be from Kohler's Medizinal-Pflanzen

http://ridgwaydb.mobot.org/mobot/rarebooks/title.asp?relation=QK99A1K6318831914B1

This site has all of the plant images from all three volumes scanned in (something like 300 images in all).

I'd like to think that all the images can be found on that botanical.com site though as there are a lot less to try to go through (unless the book itself is the clue and this all goes with the ISBN numbers).

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toenolla
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Smoker.jpg

The last flower in smoker.jpg is commonly known as Queen Anne's Lace. It also could be Bishop's Flower, which is very similar.

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CoffeeJedi
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carl sandburg is the black and white stamp
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beechaser
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The image of the bug is really a drosophila, or fruit fly. A denticle belt is part of insect.

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Lojack
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Bah! Yep, CJ got the Carl one. I think the 'fat kid' is Charles Lindbergh

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Checksum
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can we decide on the first stamp? which one is it? Wilson or Truman?

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johnny5
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Can someone post the summaries?
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CoffeeJedi
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Checksum wrote:
can we decide on the first stamp? which one is it? Wilson or Truman?

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could be neither, those names just came to me... did a GIS on both, but that stamp could be either
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ColinMacLeod
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CoffeeJedi wrote:
Checksum wrote:
can we decide on the first stamp? which one is it? Wilson or Truman?

-checksum


could be neither, those names just came to me... did a GIS on both, but that stamp could be either


I always thought Truman looked older than that. So I would've gone with Wilson. I haven't seen all of the rest of the puzzle, how does it turn out using H, T and W?

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ColinMacLeod wrote:

I always thought Truman looked older than that. So I would've gone with Wilson. I haven't seen all of the rest of the puzzle, how does it turn out using H, T and W?

woodrow wilson(?) harry s truman(?)
uncle sam
Carl Sandburg
(old green image)
annie oakley
bronco nagurski
nicholas copernicus
albert einstein
ulyses s grant
charles lindbergh(?)
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Lojack
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something about the first stamp got me, I found it! Philo Farnsworth, inventor of the tv!

http://education.boisestate.edu/compass/Idahohistory/Chapter1/Philo-Farnsworth.gif

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spunkinator
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Quote:

SMOKER-hidden

first: dandelion "medicinal action" DIURETIC
second: Ipecacuanha "medicinal action" EMETIC
third: Eyebright "in the treatment of" EYES, or Hayfever/Conjunctivitis/Sinusitis (disorders of the eyes)
bottom left: Pennroyal "to induce" WARMING? or ABORTIONS/MISCARRIAGES? MENSTRUATION?
bottom right: Yarrow "commonly known as" Milfoil. Old Man's Pepper. Soldier's Woundwort. Knight's Milfoil. Herbe Militaris. Thousand Weed. Nose Bleed. Carpenter's Weed. Bloodwort. Staunchweed. Sanguinary. Devil's Nettle. Devil's Plaything. Bad Man's Plaything. Yarroway


Quote:

BEEWITHH hidden
first: Ash "for the relief of" CONSTIPATION ? "for the relief of" ?
second:
third: Peruvian Bark gives the extract Quinine "for the treatment of" MALARIA ?
bottom left: Papyrus "written on in" Egypt
bottom right: Madder (Isatis tinctoria) "yields the color" RED




Fill this out as we go. we haven't exactly specified which name goes with which plant on which picture set.

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