Imitation Tea Adulteration and Public Guarding Tips
The article warns of extensive counterfeit tea and adulterants like sloe leaves, detailing methods to distinguish genuine tea from substitutes. It cites the English Botany delineation, warns of poison risks, and urges public awareness to prevent adulteration and its dangers to families in the United States and Britain.
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England
Jamnenmith
Linnican Society
Royal Institution
Rogland
Dave
United States of America
Sloe Tea Debate and Danish Court Intrigue
The text argues Sloe leaves as a potential domestic substitute for tea and urges women to study tea and sloe leaves, comparing poisonous plant traits. It then shifts to a Danish court narrative about King Christian VI and Queen Matilda under Struensee, detailing Rantzau’s observation, courtly libertinism, and the King’s decline, with vivid scenes of pomp, disease, and the royal couple’s troubled liaison.
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Withering
James Smith
Seerel
Sweden
Demaark
Matilla
Matilda
Deninnek
Straegsee
Muntilta
Atrnenve
Granver
Stroenser
Straensen
Count Rantzan
Struensee
Rantzan
Frangist
Russia
Guurnand
Meniala
Aschberg
Count Rantzau
Struenses
Struansee
Bernstorf
Malckte
Denmaark
London
Paris
Mi- Ahtu
Versailles
Quagmand
Or Orar
Lubec
Agricultural Gypsum Experiments and Early Notices
Agricultural Intelligence discusses Gypsum in Britain tracing early notices from John Kirkpatrick and the Bath and Weat of England Society. It notes attempts since 1790 to establish gypsum's merits, varying success, and calls for careful experiments to resolve past failures, praising Kirkpatrick's claim and urging shared credit.
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John Kirkpatrick
St. Cross
Newport
Wight
Bath Ani Weat of England Society
Sth
Coke
Holkham
Ani
Oppson
Pan
Menkard
Sone
Ohch
Kirkpa
Trick
Leaves for Winter Fodder Practices Across Europe
The note discusses drying leaves and making leaf fodder for winter, citing Sweden and Saxony as examples. It recommends gathering leaves early from trees while moist, with birch, willow, maple, ash, and possibly apianah and omechesput listed as potential sources, and advises excluding certain species.
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Ghess
Sweden
Saxony
Tryuin
Jace
Reflections on Corn Regulations for Community Prosperity
An 18th century treatise argues that price controls harm farmers and grain supply. It warns that low corn prices discourage cultivation, reduce harvests, and trigger wider shortages. The piece analyzes how debt, rents, and taxes press on farmers when policies depress returns.
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Ife
Sxcr
Great Fowan
Deartia
Iinteadt
Corm
Conformity to Worldly Customs Essay Preview
A critical essay condemns pliability and following fashion to gain social ease. It cites Napoleon in Egypt and Henry IV to show dangers of adopting prevailing forms. The piece argues true virtue requires resisting crowds and guiding others toward higher conduct, with examples of ministry to avoid moral compromise.
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Mowat
Rome
Heaven
Earth
Lord Chesterfield
Napoleon
Egypt
Musuman
Jesus
Mahomet
Hunry IV
France
Hell
Wall
Ibutuny Bay
Martins
Don Quixotre
Buvineu
Market Wheat and Produce Prices Dip Across Ava and Charston
Market reports from Ava and Charston show new wheat entering markets in large quantities at reduced prices of 3d per stone since the last market day. Oats are scarce. barley, beans, and meat vary by grade and region with quoted per stone, per barrel, or per pound rates across listed goods.
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Ava
Hutter
Wae &S
Daar
Dillon
Chonsten
Zia
London
Lee
Bartey
Smithield
Islington
Russia
Siberia
Rhine
Poland
Poiata Dilla
North Country
Pollard
Cadilla Lomb Pry
Dpetersburgh
Narva
Cork
Belfast
Butte
Limerick
Newry
Backa
York
Cambridge
Gloucester
Diba
Tilton
Tolba
Derby
Alba
Macon
Luege
Wills
Prestor
Tada Alwere
Dublin
Gaia
Bere
Burley
Street
Feas
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