Posted on June 13, 2015 by PaWatertips. By DEANNA GARCIA After nearly a year of study and work from water suppliers, state officials, environmental groups and others, a plan has been announced to protect drinking water from its source â the rivers.
A History of Smores. Smores, although commonly referred to as s'mores, were actually created by Nicholas Smore in Russia during approxiamtely the mid-1860s. This famous campfire treat was made popular in the twentieth century primarily by the Girl Scouts of America. Smore himself never sold the food he invented but only passed on the recipe by word of mouth to his relatives and friends. Francis Smore was the first to publicize the current version of the name.
The flapper movement kicked off in the 1920s. It spread in the U.S. before the U.K., in part because the American economy had been less devastated by the war than Britainâs, according to Judith Mackrell, author of âFlappers: Women of a Dangerous Generation.â The term âflapperâ canât be traced to a single origin.