Read Smore About It
Samantha White; Editor-In-Chief
Food at it's Real Price
For these reasons stories were written about meat companies. Specifically the book called "The Jungle". A book written about immigrants working in the meatpacking industry in Chicago. It was suppose to show Americans the working conditions but instead showed what goes into their meat. Rat droppings, parts of peoples body's, and the germs of people. The outcome of this book President Theodore Roosevelt and Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act. Requiring an accurate labeling of ingredients and a standard for processing food.
Even after the Pure Food and Drug Act was passed this did not solve all the problems. Work was still dangerous, repetitive, exhausting, and low paying. The juicy steak and hamburger one eats at lunch or dinner isn't expensive because the workers are paying the price. How do we stop this? By buying food from a farm or company that provides safe and sanitary conditions, pays well, and does not use illegal immigrants. So how far you willing to go to pay the cheapest price for your food?
Future Americans
I am Alice Paul the head of the National Women Party (NWP). I want to tell you about women's courage and strength through out this time. We were put through a lot just to a vote. First we marched the day of the Presidents iggnageration. African Americans wanted to march mixed in with us. Of course we were hesitant at first. Only because we were worried how the crowd would act since they would already be upset and adding them could add more danger to all of us. The end result was still the same. Violence.
Next we stood out side the White House protesting with signs with words of past Presidents. Along with people yelling at us the weather was not kind to us either. We stood through the the freezing cold, snow, rain, and hard winds. After awhile the police came an arrested us. They took us to court and sent us to the Occquan Workhouse. Even though we did not break any laws. When we refused to eat they forced fed us. Shoving tubes down our throats and put raw eggs down it. Resulting in us getting bloody noses. When I wrote a note and that note got out about what was happening to us it got published. As a result they let us go. The day came where it was time to vote on women's suffrage. The day every women was waiting for. Then we got a call saying that it passed! Women were finally able to vote after so many years. So one thing I ask of you is to not take it for granted and vote!
Funny Little Government
Spain's Outrages Attacks
Our Food Is Fighting
Classifieds
Servies
For Sale
For Sale
For Sale
For Sale
For Sale
Peace Without Victory
When Wilson presented the treaty to the Senate it divided into Democrats and irreconcilable. and reservationists. Democrats supported the treaty, irreconcilable rejected the treaty, and reservationists who would ratify the treaty. So Wilson had to compromise with the Senate and they rejected the treaty. But the impact of the war still had important implications. The Monarchies in Russia, Austria-Hungary, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire were overthrown. While US enjoyed the economic prosperity European economics were devastated. New population patterns led to uneasy race relations. WW1 didn't leave on a good note. It left unsolved hostility, anger, and conflict for the future.
Marie Magdalene
"Once a wonam has forgiven her man, she must not reheat his sins for breakfast". Marie Magdalene was a German-American actress and singer. She maintained he popularty by doing unussaly long show business career by continuly re-inventing herself. Professionaly and characteristicly.
Marie Magdalene was born on December 7, 1901 in Berlin, Germany and died of a kidney failure on May 6, 1992 in Paris, France. At the highest peak in her career she was the highest paid screen actress. She loved he suits and top hats and she crazed fashion. Later on she married a picture casting director Rudolf Sieber and had a girl named Marie Riva. Marie was in 16 popular films. From the first movie gurues loved her.
The Big Bambino
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