... detrimental; and hence strong malt liquors, especially table-beer strongly hopped and used in moderation, may be generally allowed with safety. As the urine in lithic gravel possesses an ...

... of the poison, which could be ignored with safety in many substances, assume dangerous proportions in beer, which is partaken of in such large quantities ...

... named, have been boiled among the worts of beer, without regard to their effects on par- ticular constitutions, or to the general safety of the individuals for whom the liquor is ...

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... where, where demand for them exists. Ale and beer, too bulky and too perishable to be handled with like facility and safety, are driven, not merely from sight, but to ...

... C: Myths, Men, and Beer: An Analysis of Beer Commercials on Broadcast Television, 1987. Falls Church, VA: AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, 1987. Rehony K, Frederiksen L, Solomon L: Marketing ...

... C: Myths, Men, and Beer: An Analysis of Beer Commercials on Broadcast Television, 1987. Falls Church, VA: AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, 1987. Rehony K, Frederiksen L, Solomon L: Marketing ...

... such as may be used with the greatest safety, vix. poultices made of stale beer or vinegar and oatmeal, onmphorated spires of wine, ...

... such as may be used with the greatest safety, viz. poultices made of stale beer or vinegar and oatmeal, camphorated spirits of wine, ...

... such as ■say be used with the greatest safety, viz. poultices made of stale beer 574 OF RUPTURES. CHILDREN" and old people are ...