Hearing loss. Limb spasms. Permanent brain damage. Bone marrow damage. Liver and kidney damage. Possible fetal effects similar to fetal alcohol syndrome. Intoxication. For additional information, see Damage Inhalants Cause to the Body and Brain and Signs and Symptoms of a Long-Term User.
Calling all Girl Scouts: The $10 bill is getting a makeover and we need you to help us convince the U.S. Department of the Treasury to choose Girl Scoutsâ founder Juliette Gordon Low to appear on the new $10 bill.
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.