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.
Girl Scout cookie sales started as early as 1917, five years after the Girl Scouts were founded. In the 1920s and 1930s, Scouts would bake their own sugar cookies and sell them door to door. In 1936, the Girl Scouts licensed the first commercial baker to start making Girl Scout cookies. While the cookie varieties changed over time, it wasn't until the 1990s when low-fat and sugar-free varieties became available. All cookies are now kosher as well.