Greenoughs Tinctures Promoted for Teeth and Gums
An 18th or 19th century advertisement promotes R. Greenoughs Tinctures as remedies for toothache and gum disease. It claims long standing general use over thirty years, notes genuine oblong bottles with labeled “Prepared by J. Greenough,” and asserts efficacy, safety, and immediate relief. Sold by T. Greenoughs at Ludgate Hill and F. Newbery Jun. at St. Pauls Churchyard, price per bottle.
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Ludgate- Hill
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St. Paul’s Churchyard
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Public plea on church liberty and corrupt designs
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Tate
House of Commons
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St Yarmouth
Eading
London
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Yarmouth
Norfolk
Stockholm
Foxe
Prince Charles
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Thomas Lyon
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Wren
Farrer Wren
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Gosport
Janery
Spithead
Gloucester
Major Hardy
Earl Bathurst
Mater
Whorwood
Buth
House of Peers
Quebec
Counse
Gregory Cojamaul
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Surry
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Kingston
Hampton Court
Hampton Court Park
Evans
Farm-street
Hill-street
Berkeley-square
Lord Grosvenor
Berthda
Prestatin
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Sussex
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Anthony Nott
Little Horsted
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Stanhope Street
St. Clane
Danes
London
King’s Langley
Hertford
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Henpsted
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