To read, The History of the Big Names in Soup: Part One, visit the link. This is part two. Heinz Sales Heinz sales sored, crossing $3 million by 1899. They too added a chemist, Henry Heinz’ son, Howard. Howard had also spent time in Europe but mostly playing around, partying and not being serious. Cooking …
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Here is 7 Things You Didn’t Know About The “Real” Wild West: Part Two. Go here for 7 Things You Didn’t Know About The “Real” Wild West: Part One. Camels in Texas? Camels were imported into Texas to help with the transportation of goods. Crazy to think when we’re used to horses and cattle for …
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Everyone has heard the term, the “Wild West,” but what do we really know about it? Here are a bunch of facts about the “real” Wild West. Topographic Maps It was the efforts of Captain Wheeler and his team that resulted in topographic maps of the United States. The Wheeler Survey group had one of …
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People go crazy about musicians. From Elvis Presley to the Beatles to modern K-Pop heartthrobs, obsessive and, frankly, insane fans are a mainstay of popular music fandom. But where did this all start? Well, before K-Pop, Beatles, or Elvis, there was a man who took Europe’s music scene by storm. Ladies and gentlemen, Franz Liszt! …
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Across the country, the teacher shortage is only getting worse. So, this guy (doctor) is stepping in to do his best. Dr. Greg Ciliberti said, “Much to my surprise, I found out you don’t actually have to be a teacher to be a substitute. So I became an emergency substitute teacher.” Ciliberti is a semi-retired primary …
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It was stay at the airport after a cancelled flight, or get a van with 13 strangers. And that’s exactly what they did. It happened at the Orlando airport. Along they way they made friends with each other and even a bit of celebrity. “Amy said, ‘Here’s the deal, everybody,’” Michelle Miller, a van passenger, …
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Velveeta’s mac and cheese claims that it takes three and a half minutes to prepare. But this Florida woman says no, and is suing the manufacturer for $5 million. Amanda Ramirez from Hialeah filed suit against Kraft Heinz Food Company, for a proposed $5 million. The class action lawsuit filed claims that food producer’s of …
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Let’s take a trip to Colchester, England. Picture yourself arriving at this town, sitting near the southeastern coast of Essex, on a bright summer’s day. You can see all the famous local sights at their finest. You can marvel at ancient Roman fortifications, the stunning Balkerne Water Tower, the ruins of Saint Botolph’s Priory, and …
Texas authorities say that a man jumped or climbed onto a moving 18-wheeler before starting to dance. It all went wrong when the semi, traveling south on the Eastex Freeway, passed underneath a bridge. The man was knocked off the 18-wheeler according to the Houston Police Department. He landed on the freeway below. First responders …
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The woman opened up about her marriage to her step-brother. She says that though they received ‘judgment’ from friends, their parents supported them. Matilda Eriksson, 23, had known Samuli, 27, since their parents married back in 2019. It wasn’t until three years later that he went in for a kiss. Eriksson recalled her immediate reaction …
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