19TH CENTURY AMERICA
MEDICINE
A.K.A.
4-LETTER WORDS
THE SOUTHWEST
100

He was Thomas Jefferson's private sec'y before he & Clark went exploring

(Meriwether) Lewis

100

In a normal delivery, this part of the baby appears first

head

100

Christian Rudolph Ebsen's "friendly" stage name

Buddy

100

A double bass is also known as this type of fiddle, so don't wave anything red in front of it

bull

100

Spindletop oil field, site of the first "gusher" in North America, is a national landmark in this state

Texas

200

The Wilmot Proviso tried to outlaw this practice in any territory acquired from Mexico

slavery

200

In 1985 health officials said this OTC drug could reduce the risk of a second heart attack

aspirin

200

MIchele Dusiak, who knew "how to succeed" on Broadway before she moved to "Knots Landing"

Michele Lee

200

Cheer for the home team, or dig through the earth with your nose

root

200

This city grew up around a flagpole erected to celebrate the U.S. Centennial of 1876

Flagstaff

300

In 1869 the final link in the Transcontinental RR was completed in what's now this state

Utah

300

Herpes simplex causes these small skin blisters around the mouth

cold sores

300

You may be "Spellbound" to learn that this leading man's first name is Eldred

Gregory Peck

300

As a verb, this part of a flower means "to stop"

stem

300

New Mexico's state vegetables are the frijol & this one, often hung on strings to dry

chili pepper

400

He wrote, "I went to the woods because I wished...to front only the essential facts of life"

(Henry David) Thoreau

400

You can be immunized against this infectious disease known as lockjaw

tetanus

400

"Fiery" stage name of ecdysiast Fannie Belle Fleming

Blaze Starr

400

Comedians differentiate between this & a wife, but the dictionary says they're the same

lady

400

Its state song is from a 1943 Rodgers & Hammerstein musical

Oklahoma

500

The first official championship match in this sport in the U.S. was held at the Newport Casino in Rhode Island

tennis

500

Syncope, often called this, is a temporary impairment of blood flow, especially to the brain

fainting

500

Italian-born character actor Vincente Scognamiglio, who played Cher's dad in "Moonstruck"

Vincent Gardenia

500

Completes the line from W.E. Henley, "I am the master of my..."

fate

500

This nat'l park in the Painted Desert contains giant logs that are over 150 million years old

Petrified Forest

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