In 1880, a less common occupation for the Felsch family was Farmer. The most common Felsch occupation in the USA was Brewer. 20% of Felsch's were Brewers. Brewer, Carpenter and Cotton Merchant were the top 3 reported jobs worked by Felsch.
The following list of narcotics is just a sample of some of the names you may hear either in a medical setting or on the streets: 1  Heroin. 2  Opium. 3  Oxycontin. Oxycodone. 4  Hydrocodone. Hydromorphone. 5  Fentanyl. Buprenorphine. 6  Levorphanol. 7  Codeine. Lorcet. 8  Lortab. 9  Norco. 10  Oncet. Procet. 11  Vicodin.  Xodol. Zydone.
All told, 20 different drugs were evaluated, including cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, amphetamines, and LSD. Ranked from most to least dangerous, the ten most dangerous substances were deemed to be: Heroin - popular street names include smack, skag, and junk. Cocaine - often referred to as snow, flake, coke, and blow. Barbiturates - popular slang names include yellow jackets, reds, blues, Amy's, and rainbows.