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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 16, 1734
Page
4
An 18th century advert claims Dr Newman’s pills cure venereal disease and sores, remove inflammation, and stop headaches and urinary issues. It touts quick relief for fresh infections and longer cures for chronic cases, with home delivery and a price of two pence per pill.
A historical advertisement announcing the seventh monthly number of This Day, featuring trials of Algernon Sidnty for high treason, Haagen Swensden for abducting Mrs. Pleasant Rawlins, and related trials. It details publication schedule, price one shilling per month, blue paper sheets, and availability at T. Read and pamphlet shops.
This Day is publishe Part II The principal Facts of the New Testament confirm'd by Passages of ancient Authors contemporary with our Saviour or his Apostles or near their Times Volume I History of early Christian Writers and their Testimony to the Books of the New Testament By N Lardner Printed for Theodore Saunders at the Bell Little Britain Richard Ford at the Angel and John Gray at the Cross Keys Poultry Also available The Credibility of the Gospel History or the Facts occasionally mentioned in the New Testament confirmed by Passages of Ancient Authors near our Saviour or his Time Appendix Time of Herons Death The Second Edition A Vindication of three of our Blessed Saviours Miracles in Answer to Mr Woolfton's Fifth Discourse The Second Edition
An advertisement touts Dr Ricuard Rock’s Tincture for curing toothache and gum disease, whitening breath, and a Strengthening Elixir for urinary and sexual ailments. It claims cures for cankers, worms in teeth, and various ailments with directions and multiple sellers listed in Water-lane Blackeye.
An eighteenth century style advertisement touts a royal beautifying fluid claimed to perfect skin on face neck and hands. It promises removal of redness spots pimples wrinkles and sun damage with a mercury based formula, sold only at Mr Radford's Toyshop near the Rose and Crown Strand London.
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