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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 29, 1742
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice style item with references to transactions and dates. Readable elements include a month, a company name fragment, and a public action. Summary presents the readable entities as a compact notice without extrapolating details.
A historical notice promotes a five volume work for lawyers clergy and nobility outlining Ecclesiastical laws, courts and their relation to temporal authority. It lists coverage of ecclesiastical persons, origins of laws, court structure, governance, and procedures with references to antiquity and modern decisions.
This Day is published The Modern Husbandman for the Month of May and June. Included are four methods to keep eggs and profitable hop garden improvements using new instruments. It explains how farmers pay rent by breeding tame wheasants and how peat discovery and ashes from Newbury and Langley boost farm work and national profits. Also advertised Timber Tree parts and Asako the First and Second Parts of the Timber Tree.
An 18th century patent remedy claims to cure impotence and female sterility using Italian viper extracts. It asserts restoration of generative power, cleansing of the womb, and revival of vitality, with sales limited to a specific London dispensary near Drury Lane. It advertises a snake collection at the shop.
An advertisement touts chemical drops as infallible cures for the scurvy and allied humours. It claims rapid relief within three days, purifies the blood, clears skin eruptions, strengthens digestion, and benefits many ailments. The text warns against imitations and directs readers to a shop in Haydon Yard, Minories, for the genuine formula at six pence per bottle with directions.
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