Imagine this: It’s March 3, 1876. Ulysses S. Grant is the president. Ten days ago, John Hopkins University opened its doors for the first time. In less than a week, Alexander Graham Bell will patent his novel invention, the telephone. However, all of these events seem somewhat far away from you and your life on a farm in rural Kentucky. On this particular Friday, your … Continue reading Celebrating the 148th Anniversary of the Day it Rained Meat