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Analysis of the debris distribution will offer up an interpretation of whether these goods were coming from the area around the restaurant, the cribs, or from the dancehall and bars. This pattern may indicate who was consuming the condiments and utilizing canning jars in the district. By studying who the manufacturers were could also tell us what types of foods people were consuming. It is always difficult to be certain of how past societies lived, even when looking at historical items. However, this research into condiment usage and canning jars could offer up a better understanding of how the people who worked in Ouray’s Red Light District satiated their

Distilled spirits were created by Arab chemists by distilling wine and using the residue as medicine.

In a time of voyages and exploration there was a new atmosphere surrounding not only Europe but also the newly discovered Americas. Of course with a new era must come and new favorite drink of choice amongst the people. For the Colonial age this beverage was spirits. By popularizing a technique known as distillation a new range of drinks were on the rise. When originally cultivated spirits were primarily used for medical purposes. The appeal then turned to how easily people were intoxicated by it and how much easier it was to store. Distilled drinks then became popular mainly because of increased durability and could more compactly fit on ships. Distilled drinks were more easily traded, traders were able to fit more alcohol in the ship much

Would you eat your favorite breakfast cereal if you knew that it contained Butylated Hydroxytoluene (BHT), a product also used in jet fuel and embalming fluit food processing revolution, which began soon after World War II, manufacturers did not bother to hide the newly added synthetically made food additives. After all, the perception was that as women joined the workforce, their available time for cooking would be greatly diminished, and that most everyone would quickly adopt the newly invented convenience foods.

In 1885, at a drugstore in Waco Texas, a man by the name of Wade Morrison had hired Charles Alderton. Alderton was a pharmacist but he also served soft drinks to his customers. Back in that time there weren’t as many soft drink selections to choose from so Alderton would often combine sweeteners with fruit extracts. He had invented many different flavors. However one flavor sold better than

1. Irony is the style use to say something by expressing its opposite. For example the irony from “My Papa’s Waltz” Poem: “We romped until the pans “ 2. Metaphor is a figure of style used in literature to express an idea by using comparison. For instance, in “To His Coy Mistress, in the stanza “My vegetable love should grow”, the speaker make a comparison between his love and the vegetable.

Clayton's mom, Patricia's and her boyfriend Sonny is an alcoholic. Patricia and Sonny drink beer and whiskey with Clayton in the home. Patricia provided Clayton with the beer and whiskey. Clayton fights Patricia. Clayton fights Sonny, then called the police on Sonny. When Patricia is drunk, she tell Clayton to gets out of her way or goes played with his friend. The home has no light, gas, food, and water. The lights have been off about a month. The home has never had gas. The water has been off for four months. Clayton's sister, Darlene brings left foods and jugs over the water every other day. Clayton eats at school or when Darlene brings left over. Clayton has lost weight for not eating. Clayton does not take a bath. Clayton is always dirty

Absinthe is a highly alcoholic distilled spirit, reputed to have psychotropic qualities. In the history of liquors it holds a special place for being one of the most controversial drinks of French history. Yet it wasn’t always that way, for a period in the late 1800’s absinthe was one of the most popular liquors in the western world. Some companies at the height of its popularity produced over 30,000 liters of it a day. American Chemist T. A. Breaux has spent years researching the drink; through his research he has found that the drink originated as a medicine developed as a digestive aide in the late 1700’s (pg.2-3). The drink then rose in popularity after the 1840’s when the French government would dispense rations of the drink to its soldiers fighting in foreign campaigns as a means of purifying unclean water. These soldiers developed a taste for the drink claiming it to be the drink of a true man, due to its strong bitter taste (pg. 4-5). By the late 1870’s it became the most coveted drink, especially among artist and intellectuals who would feature the iconic drink in their works.

It also is used in an effort to enhance the nutrition and flavor or foods. This process was discovered in 1980.

According to, http://www.toxicology.org/gp/fda.asp, the Society of Toxicology website, in 1937 the Massengill pharmaceutical company dispersed Elixir Sulfanilamide. This drug was prescribed generally to anyone who had symptoms of strep throat. Elixir Sulfanilamide contains diethylene glycol, which is a chemical equivalent of antifreeze. There were 107 documented deaths, involving many children, because of the lack in regulations. The Pure Food and Drug Act was deemed to insufficient to protect the public. This tragedy was the critical motivation for the creation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

When drank in moderation, alcohol can be very beneficial. One of the main reasons for drinking alcohol is to relax and improve our mood. There are people who always stick to the same type of alcohol all their life, for example a glass of wine with their lunch or dinner. Then there are others who like to explore new things in all spheres of life, including food and drinks. The following infographic is made precisely for those outgoing enthusiasts, party people, adventurers and curious folks who see great potential in anything new and different, but also for alcohol connoisseurs who always like to learn about a new, delicious drink that may have passed under their radar.

During 1800, absinthe is a very popular drink and is formerly banned because it's made from wormwood which is believed to cause hallucination. It is also called as “The Green Fairy” in French. After several studies, wormwood doesn’t really cause hallucination and that there could be another reason for the people’s hallucination. It has been illegal for many years and now is legal once again in many countries. Drinking absinthe is prohibited to people under the age of 21 in some countries. If you don’t like licorice, don’t give it a try you might feel bad because of its taste. Let’s start the drinking ritual of absinthe.

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“Most military History scholars believe that gunpowder was created in ancient China around 900 AD”-(http://www.sacu.org/greatinventions.html). The most popular believed story is that a group of Daoist monks who frequently developed elixirs were making a brand new elixir, and ended up making the destructive tool gunpowder.. “One day when they were trying to find another elixir they accidentally created an elixir with entirely new properties they have never seen before.” -(http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/song/tech/gunpowder.htm). When they mixed saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal (the basic

(CT-1) above alcohol article said about how alcohol made up of and it’s effect. How people become addict with it. Why people using alcohol and how it affects our community. (CT-2) In my opinion I believe the authors of the article were saying that due to the misuse of alcohol teenagers, high school student and college students were dying a lots due to car accident. Author try to said that if reader is alcohol abuse than they should their habits and try to help people who have alcohol abuse common problems. Again, author try to say people do not make children alcoholic because if parents or relative are alcoholic or alcohol abuse automatically children will become alcoholic. (CT-3) before reading this article on alcohol I used to think alcohol is bad to health and person who are alcoholic they are too bad people. I will never test this alcohol. (CT-4) after reading this article than also my reaction was same to alcoholic people but I will try to help them in their reason to become alcoholic because some people used alcohol to become tension free. (CT-5) in my opinion I made conclusions that people who used and abuse alcohol please do not make your friends and family as like you and be careful and anything happen by reason and it have both negative and positive reason. (QL-1) in General graph tells me about which age group people are more alcoholic and how many of them are not currently using, how much