Viviana Zelizer claims that In the early 1900s, as tipping became increasingly popular, it provoked great moral and social controversy. In fact, there were nationwide efforts, some successful, by
Trapper, Guide, Indian Agent, and Soldier(1809-1868)Born on December 24, 1809, in Madison County, Kentucky, Christopher Carson received no schooling as a child. In 1826, he began a career as a professional hunter and guide at Taos, New Mexico, which became his headquarters and lifelong home. However, he trapped in California and as far north as Montana, associating at various times with Thomas Fitzpatrick, Jim Bridger, and other mountain men.
A Daily AnalysisBy Marc SchulmanJune 24, 2011- The Impact On Israel on Recent EventsThe news from Israel remains largely uneventful, with the major story the last few days surrounding gambling and fixed soccer matches. Of course, the quiet is unfortunately a little misleading, since events in the world that will effect Israel are evolving quickly.