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RedKite Intoxication

A Katriona DeLeon Mystery

Mystery & Crime
English
9187 Words
No Age Recommendation
1887
55

When two people are found dead from no apparent cause, Katriona DeLeon, amateur detective, is determined to crack [more]

Keywords: Intoxication, Katriona DeLeon, DeLeon, Katriona DeLeon Mysteries, RedKite

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ALCINOUS BURTON JAMISON INSTESTINAL ILLS CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

INDIGESTION, AUTOGENETIC POISONS, DIARRHEA, PILES, ETC. ALSO AUTO-INFECTION, AUTO-INTOXICATION, ANEMIA, EMACIATION, ETC.

Health & Fitness
English
42901 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
2

Alcinous Burton Jamison (1851–1938) was an American physician, inventor of medical devices, socialite, and occultist.Naturally the mind of [more]

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ALCINOUS BURTON JAMISON INSTESTINAL ILLS

CHRONIC CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, AUTOGENETIC POISONS, DIARRHEA, PILES, ETC. ALSO AUTO-INFECTION, AUTO-INTOXICATION, AN

Medical
English
42896 Words
Ages 18 and up
5
11

Alcinous Burton Jamison (1851–1938) was an American physician, inventor of medical devices, socialite, and occultist.The following chapters were [more]

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Tricia Cicatrix Buried at the Crossroads

Music
English
953 Words
Ages 18 and up
160
1

Feverish images from a city, intoxication, death and grief, violence, hate and love, and possibly someone whose life [more]

Keywords: Großstadt, sexuelle Gewalt, Überdosis, Suizid

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CHAS. A. TYRRELL THE ROYAL ROAD TO HEALTH

Health & Fitness
English
55368 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
2

Charles Alfred Tyrrell(1843–1918) was a promoter of medical devices, most notably an enema appliance. He was also author [more]

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G.E. Partridge The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History

Fiction
English
108728 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Partridge's PhD and early work focused on the psychology of using alcohol and other intoxicants. He surveyed historical patterns of use, including in religious and social contexts, and considered why there may be a human 'intoxication impulse'. He conducted his own research experiments on the effects of alcohol, in which he found opposite effects to those reported by the influential German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin. [more]

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Erasmus Darwin Zoonomia, Vol. 2 Of 2 Or, The Laws Of Organic Life

Law
English
115134 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
1

1. _Sleep From Satiety Of Hunger. From Rocking Children. From Uniform Sounds._ 2. _Intoxication From Common Food After Fatigue And Inanition._ 3. _From Wine Or Of Opium. Chilness After Meals. Vertigo. Why Pleasure Is Produced By Intoxication, And By Swinging And Rocking Children. And Why Pain Is Relieved By It._ 4. _Why Drunkards Stagger And Stammer, And Are Liable To Weep._ 5. _And Become Delirious, Sleepy, And Stupid._ 6. _Or Make Pale Urine And Vomit._ 7. _Objects Are Seen Double._ 8. _Attention Of The Mind Diminishes Drunkenness._ 9. _Disordered Irritative Motions Of All The Senses._ 10. _Diseases From Drunkenness._ 11. _Definition Of Drunkenness._ [more]

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Mia McCarthy Miss Shopaholism ... I'm Gonna Buy Something Now

When The Shopping Frenzy Becomes A Permanent Condition (Fight Shopping Addiction)

Self-Help
English
14458 Words
No Age Recommendation
54
0

Miss Shopaholism ... I'm Gonna Buy Something Now: When The Shopping Frenzy Becomes A Permanent Condition (Fight Shopping Addiction) Fight shopping addiction: Free yourself from compulsive shopping - treatment, help and valuable tips! Shopping is fun for many people: Strolling through the city or shopping on the net is often a welcome opportunity to relax and do something good for yourself. Basically not object, within the scope of their own financial possibilities, to giving themselves or other persons the one or other wish to fulfill. Shopping becomes critical as a rule only when it is not and it attains a status in its own life that is in proportion to others, areas of life appears overrated. A buying addiction usually begins insidiously. What begins as an occasional frustration purchase can unnoticed become an uncontrollable desire and quickly take on a worrying dimension. Many affected people do not manage to fight their constraints on their own. For those affected, shopping becomes a regular intoxication. As with many types of addiction, those addicted to shopping also have a preference for certain objects or behaviours: Some people predominantly buy shoes, others lose their heads in special offers or order the tenth food processor from the online shop. Those who are addicted to buying do not buy the items because they need them. It is all about the process of buying. This triggers an intoxicating feeling of happiness in the addict. Once the purchase is complete, however, the intoxication is also over. This is followed by feelings of guilt and depression, which in turn are numbed by new purchases. In the end, the shopping addicts often face broken families, broken friendships and a huge mountain of debt. Gain control over shopping addiction - Conscious and healthy consumption management! Do something good for yourself and take some time for this guide. Take the first step into a happy and fulfilled life. Try it out - it's worth it! [more]

Keywords: overcoming and treating shopping addiction, overcoming and controlling shopping addiction, fight the buying compulsion tips and help, ways out of shopping addiction for relatives, finding ways out of the shopping craze ebook, when shopping becomes a dependency tips guide, shopping frenzy becomes permanent condition

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Jules Verne, Edward Roth All Around The Moon (Illustrated)

Science Fiction
English
98434 Words
Ages 10 and up
365
0

Around the Moon (French: Autour de la Lune, 1870), Jules Verne's sequel to From the Earth to the Moon, is a science fiction novel continuing the trip to the moon which left the reader in suspense after the previous novel. It was later combined with From the Earth to the Moon to create A Trip to the Moon and Around It. The three travelers undergo a series of adventures and misadventures during the rest of the journey, including disposing of the body of a dog out a window, suffering intoxication by gases, and making calculations leading them, briefly, to believe that they are to fall back to Earth. During the latter part of the voyage, it becomes apparent that the gravitational force of their earlier encounter with the asteroid has caused the projectile to deviate from its course. The projectile enters lunar orbit, rather than landing on the moon as originally planned. Barbicane, Ardan and Nicholl begin geographical observations with opera glasses. The projectile then dips over the northern hemisphere of the moon, into the darkness of its shadow. It is plunged into extreme cold, before emerging into the light and heat again. They then begin to approach the moon's southern hemisphere. From the safety of their projectile, they gain spectacular views of Tycho, one of the greatest of all craters on the moon. The three men discuss the possibility of life on the moon, and conclude that it is barren. The projectile begins to move away from the moon, towards the 'dead point' (the place at which the gravitational attraction of the moon and Earth becomes equal). Michel Ardan hits upon the idea of using the rockets fixed to the bottom of the projectile (which they were originally going to use to deaden the shock of landing) to propel the projectile towards the moon and hopefully cause it to fall onto it, thereby achieving their mission. [more]

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Jack Rose Harvest Moon Blues

Mystery & Crime
English
9247 Words
Ages 16 and up
25
0

The night draped itself over Bourbon Street like a heavy velvet curtain, and the city of New Orleans came alive in the clandestine embrace of a jazz-filled speakeasy. The air was thick with the smoky residue of secrets and the haunting strains of saxophones that lingered like whispers. Jack Callahan slipped through the beaded curtain at the entrance, a silent silhouette against the backdrop of dimly lit tables and the glow of illegal spirits. The room pulsed with the hypnotic rhythm of jazz, performed by a band tucked away in a corner, hidden behind a haze of cigar smoke. The clinking of glasses, laughter that danced on the edge of mischief, and the occasional muted footfall created a symphony of decadence. At the bar, a bartender with a pencil mustache slid a glass toward Jack, who nodded in silent acknowledgment. His eyes scanned the room, taking in the eclectic crowd—a mix of flapper-dressed ladies, sharp-dressed men, and the occasional mysterious figure shrouded in shadows. The flickering candlelight cast distorted shadows on the exposed brick walls, revealing the clandestine nature of this establishment. Jack's fedora cast a shadow over his eyes as he leaned against the bar, a cigarette dangling from the corner of his mouth. He observed the patrons, noting the subtle exchanges, the clandestine meetings, and the unspoken transactions. The air crackled with an undercurrent of anticipation, as if the night itself held secrets that begged to be unraveled. The jazz crescendo, reaching its zenith, and a sultry singer took the stage. Her voice, a sultry blend of smoke and honey, wrapped around the room like a spell. The audience, lost in the intoxication of the melody, became unwitting participants in a clandestine dance between the living and the shadows. As Jack sipped his whiskey, he knew that beneath the veneer of revelry, the Crescent City harbored mysteries waiting to be unearthed. [more]

Keywords: mystery, detective, crime, historical, murder

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