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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 21, 1737
Page
2
The Second Edition of a comprehensive arithmetic system includes decimal, duodecimal, sexagesimal, political arithmetic, and negatives. It promises plain algebra with rules and examples, logarithms to ten, tables for multiplication and division, and methods for money value, interest, and annuities.
A description of multiple historical works by the author, including An Historical Essay concerning England’s cities towns and boroughs drawn from records, The History of the Exchequer, and Formulare Anglicanum listing ancient charters and instruments from the Norman Conquest to the end of Henry VIII’s reign.
A long catalog introduces multiple works for Christian living, education, and parish conduct. It lists addenda on Sabbath reading, temperance, and sacramental duties, with prices and publishers in Fleet Street and Newcastle. Authors include Abraham Markland, Samuel Clarke, Basil Kennet, and Brampton Gurdon, noting multiple editions and volumes for domestic and merchant circles.
A garbled excerpt lists several trimmed items and proper nouns including names like Benrrey, Bp Kippga, Bp Wittranss, Br Gastent, Hargis, Benet, and Blactuaxt, with no clear event or meaning discernible from the fragment.
An old advertisement touts Angelick Snuff as a cure for head and brain disorders. It claims to relieve dizziness vapors drowsiness and lethargy restore sight combat deafness and toothache and prevent fits and falling sickness. Sold for one shilling a paper at Read’s Coffee-house near the Angel and Crown Tavern Broad Street.
Advertisement urges a fearless cure for the scurvy and allied humours using famed chymical drops. It claims swift relief from skin eruptions, indigestion, and fatigue, asserting they also cure green-sickness in virgins and various chronic illnesses. The notice warns against imitations and directs readers to acquire at the Two Blue Posts in Haydage Yard Minories with full directions.
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