1882
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.38052
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Bees and honey; or, The management of an apiary for pleasure and profit

Abstract: Pure honey should always be freely used in every family-^H oneJ eacen upon wheat bread is very))eueticial to health. Bees and Fruit-I'ses of Honey. :o: Rfe^4N-D FKriT.-Bees do not puncture Fruit, as some assert.

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“…Our analysis of behavior in underground coal mines suggests that he may have confused two separate aspects of the legal process: 1) sanctions against the offender; and 2) réintégration of the group. Sanctions can vary in the extent to which they are repressive, and while it is tempting to think of severe sanctions in terms of physical punishment, a cross-cultural perspective indicates that physical coercion is not always the most repressive thing that can be done to an individual (Pospisil, 1971;Newman, 1978). Within a given system, however, the deemphasis of physical punishment along with a focus upon alternative (though perhaps no less severe) sanctions (such as shunning) might reflect a greater concern with restitution ( Edwards and Fuhrman, 1981).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our analysis of behavior in underground coal mines suggests that he may have confused two separate aspects of the legal process: 1) sanctions against the offender; and 2) réintégration of the group. Sanctions can vary in the extent to which they are repressive, and while it is tempting to think of severe sanctions in terms of physical punishment, a cross-cultural perspective indicates that physical coercion is not always the most repressive thing that can be done to an individual (Pospisil, 1971;Newman, 1978). Within a given system, however, the deemphasis of physical punishment along with a focus upon alternative (though perhaps no less severe) sanctions (such as shunning) might reflect a greater concern with restitution ( Edwards and Fuhrman, 1981).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stone Age paintings shows treatment of diseases with bee product well beyond 8000 years ago. Ancient scrolls, tablets and Sumerian clay tablets (6200 BC), Egyptian papyrus (1900-1250 BC), Veda (Hindu scripture) 5000 years, Bible, and Hippocrates (460-357 BC) illustrated that honey had been widely used as a drug [28][29][30]. Quran' eloquently depicts the therapeutic value of honey [31].…”
Section: Medicinal History Of Honeymentioning
confidence: 99%