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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 02, 1741
Page
2
Wart Time publication promotes a new safe method to cure venereal disease and related ailments. It claims to treat symptoms from the smallest signs to confirmed pox with few and palatable medicines, without confinement. Printed in Downing Street Westminster by the author.
A 1741 sale catalog itemizes sermons and religious discourses including The Resurrection of our Saviour vindicated. It lists prices, printers, and multiple shops in London. Also advertised are books from the libraries of Henry Earl of Radnor and Richard Bridgdes with thousands of volumes in Classics, history, law, science, and travel. Catalogues of principal works are available at the sale venue.
An 18th century advertisement lists This Day public editions and volumes on Military History of Charles XV King of Sweden by Gustavus Adlerfeld with added battle accounts, funeral oration, and a London Magazine November 1441 issue. It announces prices, publishers, and availability, plus a range of political and literary content.
Public notice for a revised edition of CHNOGRAPHIA RUSTICA or The Nobleman Gentleman and Gardener's Recreation, with additions and copper plates. Details include surveying and distributing country seats, ornamenting distant prospects, and promoting agriculture. Advertised by Stephen Switzer and multiple London booksellers with price and appendix availability.
A medicinal claim promotes a Balm of Balfamick Electuary for cure of stubborn glees and seminal weaknesses. It asserts rapid relief within days, restoring back and urinary passages, with one pot priced as a mere token, sold at a specific shop. The narrative urges readers to seek this remedy from Mr. Radford at the Rose and Crown, St. Clement’s Churchyard.
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