New Immigrants and Old. Americans at the turn of the century were alarmed about what they perceived as a change in the type of immigrants entering the United States. Some of the traits they saw as distinguishing the new immigrants from the old immigrants were real; some were imagined; some were half-true. The old immigration peaked in the 1880s. The new immigration peaked in 1907.
It is absolutely OK to filter and reuse deep-fry oil. It's not uncommon at some short-order restaurants for them to filter the oil daily and only change it once a week. Of course, it does start to taste a little off when you reuse it that many times.
Reducing consumption is, by and large, the best way to go green. After that comes Reuse, which is what Iâm focusing on today. Reusing things not only helps the environment, but itâs also a great way to save money. The Magic Go Green List. 1. Reuse Egg Cartons. 1  Egg cartons make great seed starters in the spring.. Reuse Wet Wipe Containers. 1  If you have kids, then you have wet wipes. 2  Wet wipe containers also work great for holding puzzle pieces or game pieces. 3  These containers are also perfect for storing Kleenex, especially in a bathroom that gets pretty wet or dusty.