Wood flour bread and famine survival in early study
Traveled through Norway and Lapland during 1804 1807 and 1808 by Leopold Von Buch documented by John Black. The text outlines how population adapts to subsistence, discusses wood flour bread and bark bread as emergency foods, details methods to process birch and beech wood into edible flour, and notes experiments with animals and humans to test digestibility and nutrition under scarcity.
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Indies
Actenrath
Tubingen
Germany
Delny Gréimad
Nidke
Inding
Autenrieth
Ennel
Lee
Antandeth
Professor Antenrioth
Norway
Tryxsils
Gesterdale
von Bach
Kemi Lappmark
Enare
Lapland
Lepold von Buch
John Biack
Gestation period vastly variable across domestic animals
The report summarizes M Teissier’s findings on gestation periods in cows mares ewes buffaloes sows rabbits and fowl. It notes wide ranges from about 97 days in horses to 15 days in certain sheep cases and concludes gestation duration is highly variable across species and not simply tied to age health diet breed season or lunar cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Teissier
Paris
M. Gs de Bains Hilaire
M. Telasler
The Sea Snake Controversy Across the Oceans
A survey of historic sea serpent sightings from Norway, Orkney, Hebrides, and New England. Reports describe a massive, fast moving creature with snake like form, evidence from Stronsa wreckage, Coll observations, and Gloucester witness accounts. The debate centers on whether these sightings equal a new genus Scoliophis or remnants of earlier lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Lishoy
Bergen
Pontoppidan
Jesyth
Stronsa
Orkney
Kirkwall
Ediurgh
Mernerian Natural History Society
Avery
Sr. Barclay
Edinburgh
Wernerian Society
Unqmant
Scotch Bar
Lifeverard Mome
Church of Scotland
Donald Maclean
Small Isles
Mwernerian Society
Coll
Hebrides
Boston
America
Linnean Society of
New England
Cape Ann
Massachussets
Lonson NASA
Gloucester
Plymouth
Maine
Long Island
Connecticut
Orler
Set
New England Society
Atlantic
Barclay
Maclean
Nasu
Fourth Report on Irish Justice Office Fees and Salaries
The report examines the office of the Prothonotaries in Ireland detailing a potential salary of 1500 per annum for the officer, clerks and assistants. It notes current revenues and illegal fees, proposes consolidating fees into a fund to cover official costs, and suggests salary-based remuneration for superior courts with safeguards against abuse. It argues for life tenure or long terms for ministerial offices and requires parliamentary action to enable summary misconduct procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogle
Kllwarden
Moore
Depty
TJ. Sd
Fes
Clark
Excheqier
Pleas Office of the Exchequer
Court of Exchequer
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
King's Bench
Commone Pleas
Chile
Court of Chancery
Law Courts
Terest
Aniel Webb Webber
Leslie Foster
Bertram Mitford
T. P. Dickenson
James Jonneton
Dublin Returns: Corn, Gease, Meal and Flour Prices
Abstract of weekly returns for Dublin and adjoining Liberties covering the week ending May 8 14/8 with quantities per barrel for Wheat Rye Pew and Beans 20 stone Barley and Bere 16 stone Oats 14 stone and equivalences for flour and oatweal per barrel.
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Tomm
Dublin
Cork
Drogheda
Clare
Waterford
Newry
Westport
Youghal
Raji
Dublin printed for the Padmisrons at their Dice
A fragment notes printing in Dublin for the Padmisrons at Parlua ment street with unclear reference to a Dice location and street address.
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Dublin
Padmisrons
Parluament Street
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Wee Eeae Et
Phil
Menhirs of Weracrian Society
Ireland
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