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Human beings have traveled a long way over the last 100 years. Of course, we managed to beat Hitler, plant a flag on the moon and invent all this internet thing, but we also accomplished other things. For example, did you know that we were on our collective fear of seeing women wearing pants? It's true! In addition, we finally learned that tomatoes are not "poison poisons", to clean daily was not so bad, and these new careless cares "may not be a fashion that passes, after all. And this is only the beginning. Here are 25 things that human beings found be scandalous or outraged a century completely normal today. And for a look even closer to the speed with which things change, here isCurrent facts that no one could have predicted five years ago.

Is there something more soothing that curling in bed with a good book at the end of the day? According to one1832 EDITORIAL inThe family monitor, Which called bitset reading "little less than tempting God, sport with the strongest danger and calamity that can compete with ourselves and others." This probably had something to do with candles, which tends to define a sleeping drive on fire. Now, for more explosions from the past, read about the9 times totally lost politicians and things have been physical.

Like Tom Cruise inTop Gun, We all feel the "need for speed". But covetousness to achieve dangerous and malvanic rates for a thrill is a fairly new impulse. TheFIRST TICKET OF THE WORLD, given a Speed-Devil Ohio motorist in 1904, had to go a few minutes from 12 miles an hour. Some people were so terrified machines that propel us at light speeds that they had predicted that this could lead to everythingImmediate asphyxia at a moral and intellectual decline. "Genuine people will turn into the most incompetent liars," wrote an zéalot anxiety in a1830 OP-ED. "All their designs will be exaggerated by their beautiful notions of distance." But as speed is always illegal, make sure to know the10 ways to Rapider without getting a ticket.

In Gold Rush-Era San Francisco, a woman with pantshad to put pressure on his local alderman For permission to be stopped to not dress like a prostitute or a maid. So yes, it was frowned. The first feminine pants was introduced in 1918 with ridiculous name"Freedom-Alls." They included a tunic belted on the harem pants. So, basically, the costume of a very uncomfortable genius woman. Ironically, we may have come complete circle: the harem pants are currently one of the40 things that no woman over 40 should possess.

These days, the greatest concern about teenagers and cars is that they might be tempted from text and driving, kill themselves. But back in the 1920s, a teenager with a car could mean only one thing:They want to dare your daughter. While we are on the subject of cars, checkThe best new cars for 2018.

When a British wool merchant named Jonas Hanway tried to walk in the streets of London in the middle of the eighteenth century with an umbrella, stunned by the spectators "would penetrate it with garbage"And even tried to direct it with their cars. He is always remembered by history books like"The courageous citizen which first worn an umbrella. "However, these days, an umbrella is an essential element ofThe GEAR rain Every man needs.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the first exhibition of many electricity people wasThomas Edison Electrocuting an elephant. So forgive them if they were not super enthusiastic about filling their homes with things. Even if they did not think their families would be fried as an egg, there were other concerns. "If you electrify houses, you will make women and children and vulnerable,"claimed a naysayer. "Predators will be able to tell if they are at home because the light will be lit and you can see them." If there is something worse than a home invasion while being electrocuted, we would like to hear it.

In 1900, only about half of the US five-year-olds and 19-year-olds were registered in a sort of school, and those who usually submitted abandoned around the eighth year. Resentment on compulsory education had been excessive for a while. A democratic representative of IowaGrombé in 1876This obliging the children to go to school was "anti-American, anti-republican, anti-democratic. ... It can do in a monarchy where everything is strength and mandatory, but in a free society ... C ' is unfair, wrong and ... unconstitutional. " And speaking of school: if you have rock the backpack look of the school yard, here's howwhether you plan to strap or double.

The "starred banner" did not become our official national anthem until 1931. If you get up in front of a balloon 100 years ago, it was simply to get the attention of the Seller of Hotdog.

Tell anyone 100 years ago, as drugs like cocaine and heroin are not the best substances to put inside your body, and they certainly would not agree with you. It was not just good to do the heroin, the doctors wereregularlyprescribed this. It was aIngredient in cough syrup. With regard to cocaine, Sigmund Freud, a psychologist and a largely respected neurologist, said he helped her at "depression and indigestion and the brightest of success". While we are on the subject of the drug, here is the20 side effects The craziest of drugs on the counter counter.

In addition to the old Greeks and Romans, a bushy regional has generally been the culturally accepted standard. It was such an aspect that when prostitutes in 1450 had to shave for STD-reason, they replaced the hair with worn wigs of Merkins (or lower body "). Imagine what they would think of modern women, 84%Remove all or part of their pubic hair? And while we are on the subject: here is theNew grooming technology you need now.

At the end of the 1700s, tomatoes were doubled "pea poison"Because some aristocrats have had lead poisoning while eating tomatoes on tin plates, which were particularly high lead. But the reputation (although not reserved) stuck, and even the nineteenth century poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson considered them (or at least the verses who allegedly lived in tomatoes) "An object of a lot of terrorHe is currently considered toxic and conferring toxicity to the fruit if it should have the chance to crawl on it. Now, of course, we know that tomatoes are one of the tomatoes25 foods that keep you young forever.

When the French inventor Louis Verly tried to present his last fashion creation, the bikini from 30 inches of fabric, he could not find a single model arranged to wear it in public. So he hiredA 19-year-old stripperFor whom to wear something at all was a career increases.Modern girl The magazine replied that it was "inconceivable that any girl with tact and decency would wear such a thing." Move quickly to today, and you haveInstagram, probably the world's largest bikini photos repository.

Thisnewspaper advertising From 1915 pretty much everything. Compare the price of a harness with car tires and the choice is obvious. What type of model buys a car when a horse "will take you through snow and mud as well as good roads and that its carburetor is never down?" Now, if you are on the market of a new set of wheels, here isThe best new cars for 2018.

No, not the 1985 movie Staring Whoopi Goldberg. The actual color. A 1903Boston Globe history, with the title (presumably Désirician) "Colors that will lead the brain to madness, "Purple foot as" the most dangerous color is there. "Keep yourself, because it becomes so much better." If purple walls and a red tinted window surrounded for a month without color, but purple around you, at the end of this time, you would be crazy, "the author wrote". No matter what strength of your brain, it would not be tension, and it is doubtful that you never recover your reason. "

Wait, wait, hold a minute, you say that the radiation is not something you shouldput on your skin anddrink like a smoothie of health? Well, color that everyone is 100 years old. In particular Eben Byers, a steel mogul that drank three radiation bottles a day until his death, which was reported in aThe Wall Street newspaper story From 1932 with the sublime title "The Water of Radium worked well until its jaw is released." And for more foods you should ingest, here is theBest foods for your heart.

A century ago, Baths was a special occasion - the kind of thing you did on weekends. (It was like "date at night," but with more loofahs.) The regular swim has not become a thing until the middle of the twentieth century, thanks to the advertisements of magazines for grooming products, with locations aggressive as "there is self-respect in soap and water." Today, a corresponding towel is one of theThe 40 things that every man over 40 should possess.

You can think of coffee as a delicious morning drink that keeps you alert and productive when you prefer to sleep. But until the beginning of the 17th century Catholic it was a"A bitter invention of Satan" and a devil drink "(delicious)." Can not we all be right? Now, coffee is probably an inevitable part of your morning routine, so checkThe 15 best coffee makers on the planet.

The problem with bicycles is that sometimes women insist to roll them. And then they forget to do things, like the ballots described inThis article 1896. A woman on a bike should never coast (too dangerous), wear tight garters or heavy jewelry, refuse help from a man who felt the pity of their delicate lady's legs and wants to push them a steep hill, or A worst of all, makes a "bike face", describes as an expression "hagard and worried" inThis diary story of 1895. And talking about bikes, here's17 incredibly cool luxury bicycles.

In 1900, average life expectancy for an American man was 48.3. And it was if he was lucky. Today, about 78.7 years ago and the chances of hitting 100 are no longer as radically rare. Over the past decade and a half, according to disease control and prevention centers, Americans living at 100 have increased by more than 43%. To become supercareer will always be amazing, but it does not make you look like a biblical character. Nevertheless, you should check these100 ways of living at 100 years.

Even until the 1950s and 60s, you could smoke just about anywhere. Restaurants, Theaters of cinema, planes, same hospitals. The only places where cigarettes have frosted were lifts, churches and classrooms of high school students (and you could probably smoke there too if you were well.) If you told a smoker of 1917 hundred years old at the 'Future, no one can smoke more in the bars, it would just be a little less alarmed than if you told him about a zombie apocalypse.

These straps suspended on a metro that passengers can stand to avoid falling? According toThis 1912 editorial In the Chicago Sunday forum, they could cause "a frightening tension on [your] internal organs".

Not because of excessive sugar or how soda consumption could lead to an increased risk of 26% of type 2. SODA diabetes development was once considered dangerous because it has transformed women into prosperity. Ok, well, we are paraphrasing. But when the American administration of food and drug seized forty barrels of Coca-Cola in 1911,They explained that the drink was a dangerTo collegial girls, able to cause "wild nocturnal monsters, violations of collegial rules and female properties, and even immoretalities". We are a little more enlightened now and we know that Cola is not great for different reasons. Mainly, it's one of theThe 40 instant feeds if you have more than 40 years.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, tattoos "were associated with crime and basement, things about seeds," said Anni Irish, a writer from Brooklyn who wrote widely about the social history of tattoo in America . "It was attached to the sailors, prostitution and crime." Unless a woman worked for the circus or sold her body for money, being incorporated was not socially acceptable. Well, it's certainly today. In reality,According to a harris survey, women with tattoos (23%) are now more numerous than men (19%). Before you be integrated, consider that tattoos are one of theThe 7 most surprising daily exercises killers.

In 1915, the average wage of an American worker was in the ball of $ 687 a year, depending on the data from the census office. It's about $ 16,063 in modern dollars. In addition, you expect your work with health benefits, do not become typical than the 40s, whenThe IRS started offering tax breaks for health care based on the employer. Try to ask an employer in the early 1900s if "this job is delivered with dental" and he would never have stopped laughing.

Long before the movieFastening warned of dancing dangers,The Washington Post reported on a girl, only 17 years old, whoDeceased in 1926After trying the Charleston. According to his doctor, his premature death was caused by "extreme physical exercise" involved in all the gestures of kick and hands of a Dance He warned was "particularly dangerous for young women". How we have not lost a young woman in Twerking yet is nothing less miracle.

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