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The science behind S-Town's mercury poisoning mystery - Vox
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An engraving depicting the manufacturing of beaver hats: 'felting' the body of the hats in the 'kettle'. Mercury was used during the manufacture, and many hatters suffered from the uncontrollable shaking typical
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![Do you know where the "Mad Hatter" got his name? Here's a clue - vintage felt hat: 3,844 ppm MERCURY! [100 is unsafe]](https://i0.wp.com/tamararubin.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/AJ-Willie-Wonka-2018-Lead-Safe-Mama-Costume-e1563141904507.jpg?ssl=1 "Do you know where the \"Mad Hatter\" got his name? Here's a clue - vintage felt hat: 3,844 ppm MERCURY! [100 is unsafe]")
Do you know where the "Mad Hatter" got his name? Here's a clue - vintage felt hat: 3,844 ppm MERCURY! [100 is unsafe]
Ending the Danbury Shakes: A Story of Workers' Rights and Corporate Responsibility - Connecticut History | a CTHumanities Project
Where did the phrase “mad as a hatter” come from? - HISTORY
![Do you know where the "Mad Hatter" got his name? Here's a clue - vintage felt hat: 3,844 ppm MERCURY! [100 is unsafe]](https://i0.wp.com/tamararubin.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Vintage-Green-Felt-Ladies-Hat-with-Mercury-Lead-Safe-Mama-2019-1.jpg?ssl=1 "Do you know where the \"Mad Hatter\" got his name? Here's a clue - vintage felt hat: 3,844 ppm MERCURY! [100 is unsafe]")
Do you know where the "Mad Hatter" got his name? Here's a clue - vintage felt hat: 3,844 ppm MERCURY! [100 is unsafe]
Ending the Danbury Shakes: A Story of Workers' Rights and Corporate Responsibility - Connecticut History | a CTHumanities Project
TIL: Mercury was required for felting fabrics, especially hats. Hatters in the 1800's had chronic mercury toxicity that caused mental instability thus dubbing the term “mad hatters disease” or “mad as a
The Incredible Story of How Hatmakers Really Did 'Go Mad'
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