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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 31, 1734
Page
4
A garbled OCR extract lists multiple names including EcBERT Alfred Canute William and Henry Stephen John Henry Edward J among others. The sequence appears incomplete and jumbled, with mixed capitalization and stray initials, suggesting a damaged passage or misread column header. No clear event or action is discernible.
Thursday next first being the date for sale in London as Nos 16 and 6 describe a new general dictionary and historical critical translations. The work promises the Life of Lord Bacon and other curious articles with acknowledgments to gentlemen aiding the project and invitations for further assistance from readers.
Sept. 2 issue details price and print specs. Includes the Prize Advertisement reply, parliamentary debates on the removal rule for military officers, and mentions of the Duke of Iron and Lan Gaieee. Advertisements note St. John's, porkmene, and a first year set.
A fragmented nineteenth century ad lists volumes and proceedings from Parliament including debates on Army officers and removal of Cobham, with a catalogue of books and pamphlets priced in parvo. It notes publishers J. Wilford and sellers in London and the provinces.
This entry notes a two volume work titled This Day or This Sixth Epicion by Richard Wiseman, a surgeon, with topics including tumours ulcers diseases of the angs and other medical subjects. It appears as a historical catalog entry with printer details and likely publication in a colonial or early modern setting.
An archaic advertisement touts an "Elixir" claimed to cure scurvy, ulcers, cankers, tooth decay, bad breath, and weakness in both sexes. It promises to heal urinary issues, pains, and marital discomfort, claiming effects on nerves and vigor and urging readers to seek remedies from unnamed sources.
Multiple titles describe a 18th century farming manual by R Bracey with practical observations on distilling brewing and dairy, plus receipts for preserving poultry game and wines. Includes monthly directives for farm management, housewifery, and estate improvement with engravings and a second part and country gentleman farmer monthly director.
An 18th century advertisement proclaims Angelick Snuffy as a universal remedy curing headaches vapors deafness toothache fits and more. It promises rapid relief from dizziness drowsiness and catarrhs while boasting brain strengthening and nerve revival. Sold at ticob's Coffee-house near Angel and Crown Tavern Broad Street behind the Royal Exchange.
An advertisement for a breath freshening tincture sold at Mr Rad Ford's Toyshop near St Clement's Churchyard Strand. Claims include whitening teeth curing breath odor and gum scurvy, preserving teeth, and a pleasant aroma. Price listed as 3s 6d per bottle with directions.
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