A book protesting toxic examples of this material by Dr. Robert Kedzie was scanned by the NLM under a fume hood. Kutol’s product for cleaning coal residue from this material was reworked into Play-Doh. A fruit trellis inspired (20[1])the first pattern (20[1])for this (20[1])material created (20[2])by William Morris (20[2])as part of the Arts and Crafts movement. (20[1])The Scheele’s (20[1])Green pigment used in this material (20[1])in Longwood (20[1]0[1])House (0[1])on St. Helena (20[2])possibly (20[1])led to (20[1])(*) Napoleon (0[1])Bonaparte’s (0[2])death from arsenic (10[1])poisoning. (0[3])In a short (0[1])story, the doctor husband of a woman (10[1])faints (10[1])upon (10[3])seeing her tear up this (10[1])material (10[2])that she believes contains other trapped women. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[1])Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote about a “yellow” kind of what (10[1])decorative (10[2])material? (10[2])■END■ (10[3])