The Supreme Court Case Of Nebbia Vs. New York In 1934

The Great Depression was a time of hardship for all Americans. Many laws were passed in both state and federal government. Due to the shortages of food and money, laws were passed that put government regulations on food and prices. This issue was brought up in the Supreme Court Case of Nebbia v. New York in 1934. The case of Nebbia v. New York started with the passage of emergency legislation by the state of New York during the Great Depression. Due to the shortage of milk and the shortage of money that people had to buy ordinary items like�milk, the state of New York passed the Milk Control Act of 1933 which fixed a maximum price of a quart of milk for 9 cents. A grocer in Rochester, NY named Leo Nebbia broke the law by selling milk for …show more content…
Avid readers recognize how easy it is to become attached to a book character. Harry Potter and his friends have proven this throughout the series. With such a psychological attachment, there 's bound to be a "mourning" period when you finish reading the final chapter. Some readers may simply close their book with a sigh and not feel anything. But many will feel a loss. The anticipation is over and there 's not even another book to look forward to. Don 't give in to "Deathly Hallows" depression. Here are four ways you can deal with reaching the end of the Harry Potter journey. 1. Go back and relive the saga - Don 't think that just because you 've read all the books once that the journey has to end. Many people have already read each of the books several times. If you haven 't, take the chance to do it. You 're likely to find things you may have missed the first time. It 's fun to make connections between things in earlier books and later books. Take your time with the second, third, or fourth reading. You can make Harry Potter last way beyond that final page. 2. Find a new literary …show more content…
This doesn 't come as a surprise to those of us who have pets. What may come as a surprise are the reasons for this. Pets never judge us The first reason given in most studies for the ability of pets to help ease the symptoms of depression is that they never judge us. They love us unconditionally, really require nothing of us and never comment on our behavior or appearance. It 's the perfect relationship. In tests conducted where a person was given a simple math or spelling test where they had their best friend, spouse or pet present, they were the most calm and performed the best when the pet was in the room as opposed to the friend or spouse. We are more at ease with our pets than with our fellow humans. Pets give us a reason to get up in the morning The vast majority of pets require some sort of daily care. Granted it 's usually not much care, often just providing them food and water. But for a person with no family living with them, it can be a very real reason to get up every day. It can also provide a reason for a person to go to work every day. For many, the daily walk their dog needs is the only reason they leave the house. Something they wouldn 't do for themselves, they will do for their dog. They will go to work to support their pet even when they wouldn 't do it for themselves. Pets are attuned to our emotions When we are having a stressful day or are depressed,