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Read Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle"
A great portion of this novel speaks of the atrocities of the food industry. "A man for every yard"....literally. a man for every yard. in your yard (fridge) there is a man.
They would "sped him up"--- make him trenchent.
Then throw him in the "gutter"---a swell place to go once you've been worked to the BONE
I agree with ValleyGuy8000; read this thread for yourself.
Read Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" without the use of the MODERN hand. The language is quite literal. Hard to believe.. not really....
"No Sugar Added"---The 100 most common English words orignate from Germanic language. Its problematic because the language of the food industry, which is required by international law, is written in other languages.
No- Barren- or Baron. Think Baron, think the past.
Sugar means drunkedness, and in science, refers to something the blood stream that is negative.
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'NO sugar added' 'Barren Drunkedness Added' Barons or Barrens or NO were Lords who wrote laws that are still in effect today
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