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Did George Washington Carver make soap ink or glass out of peanuts?
Yes out of peanut oil and vegetable oil
What has the author George Washington Morey written?
George Washington Morey has written: 'The properties of glass'
What has the author Francis Glass written?
Francis Glass has written: 'A life of George Washington, in Latin prose' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Biography, Presidents 'A composite translation of A life of George Washington in Latin prose' -- subject(s): Biography, Presidents
What is the value of Avon blue lead crystal George and Martha Washington glasswares?
$20 Per glass
Will circus peanuts stick to glass?
if there a tiny bit wet ........... yes
When did George Glass die?
George Glass died in 1984.
When was George Glass born?
George Glass was born on 1910-08-19.
Do people put peanuts in their coke?
Peanuts in Coke is a traditional Southern snack, and works best when the Coke is in glass bottles. Try it around Yankees and you'll get some funny looks! :)
Does lemonaid and peanuts explod?
Oh, that old myth. well i believe that it is just an old myth. I don't really think that small peanuts and a glass of lemonade will explode. so there's your answer. XP
Was Stephen glass's roommate the part of George Sims in shattered glass?
No, Stephen Glass's roommate wasn't portrayed in "Shattered Glass" by George Sims. The character of George Sims was played by actor Hank Azaria, who was a fictional composite character created for the film.
What has the author George S McKearin written?
George S. McKearin has written: 'American glass' -- subject(s): Glassware, Glass manufacture, Glass art, Tecnologia Do Vidro
Whose name was scratched in the window glass next to the front door of the Morris-Jumel Mansion?
The name scratched in the window glass next to the front door of the Morris-Jumel Mansion is that of George Washington. It is believed that he carved his name into the glass during his stay at the mansion in 1789. The mansion served as a temporary headquarters for Washington during the Revolutionary War. Today, it is a historic site and museum in New York City.
