Royal Aca remedy advertised amid Mortality figures
An advertisement warns of over 50000 child deaths from convulsions in seven years and touts a chemical medicine called the Royal Aca. It claims quick fits cure in children and lasting effects for years, sold by Mr Thurston at Norwich Coffee House, with pricing and cautions about noble patronage.
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Thejiormer
J. Walt
Imperial Courier Arrives as Turkish Talks Fail
London reports from the Amsterdam Courant dated June 23 and Vienna January 10 indicate the imperial courier's arrival is verified. Turks refuse Emperor mediation with Venice and reject Mr. Fleisman’s terms. Plans mount to attack the Turks. Temeswar to be assaulted while Belgrade pressure is mounted. Count Guido of Staremberg backs Belgrade strategy. Count Caunus travels to imperial courts. Rumor says the empress may be pregnant again. London June 16 notes preparations for the king’s Hanover journey, with patent seals to create Lord Coningsby and Sir Rich. Onslow, Bart. Next, Peterwaradin governor reports the grand vizier not yet at Belgrade but 90,000 men marching. Walachian horses seized and 50,900 Memat Eatack noted. Hamburg datelines report uncertain Norway state. Swedish movements near Frederickstal fear Danish proximity.
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Walachia
Hamburg
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