Today's post in my new series about how I would have died if I lived 100 years ago: http://www.chemheritage.org/community/periodic-tabloid/2010-11-26-how-i-would-have-died.aspx
I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving--or just a good Thursday if you live in another country.
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