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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 02, 1744
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR hints a local article about cookery and confectionery topics including M1 introductory content. It mentions pastry, preserving, and intro to culinary crafts with potential household tips or school program references. No clear events or names are readable.
An 18th century advertisement offers A Treatise of Health and Long Life in two books by Leflins and Cornaro. Translated by Timothy Smith. Printed for Hitch Leake and Flackton with option of large print. Provides pricing and publisher details.
Public catalog note for a 19th century mathematical treatise by EDWARD ARTON. Describes a comprehensive manual on algebra and arithmetic including sexagesimal methods, logarithms, and numeric calculations with tables. Indicates the work aims to aid readers in mastering money problems, interest, and practical computations.
An old catalog note brands multiple devotional works by Thomas Kexn and J Couttersuck with editions and prices, listing prayers, hymns, sermons, and religious treatises. Items include A Manual of Prayers for Winchester College scholars, Three Hymns, Vindication of the Liturgy, and a collection of devotions for the altar. Prices quoted, with charitable readers offered discounts and a note that all sorts of books of devotion are available.
An aged advertisement notes This Day publishd in one volume Olavo at 3s formerly 5s. The Fifth Edition with many additions of The Life of Oliver Cromwell Lord Protector. It covers Civil Wars, governance, foreign relations with France and Seville, and Cromwell’s character in a chronological account from birth to death. Published by J Brotherton at the Bill next Tom’s Coffee House Cornhill.
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