Preceding Numbers Promised Assurance for Subscriptions
The notice promises to repay subscribers if the work is not completed, cautioning readers against fibbing about books. It notes undertakers in Tonaiye promise and aims to deter discouragement while securing funds.
Fugitive Etihad of the World Print at Royal Exchange
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a figure named Sir Heaac Nestron and a Royal Exchange setting. Details are unreadable. records preserve implication of a historic printed notice and financial or trade context. The readable fragments are insufficient for stronger factual interpretation.
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Heaac
Royal Exchange
The Works of Dr Keno and The Enquiry Into Hell
A fragmentary catalog page listing The Works of Dr Keno in half volumes and four volumes by his executor W Hawkins. Also an Enquiry into the Nature and Place of Hell by Thomas Swinban M A recently published, outlining future state arguments and the real fire of Hell with various opinions.
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Thomas Fare
Thomas Aftrey
Keno
Ken
W. Hawkins
Hell
Tosias Swinban
Gurton
Enc
Universal Elixir advertised in Tinburg shop window
Dr Ricward Rocx promotes Siren wes Elixir at The Hand and Face near Apothecaries Hall Water Lane Blackfriars for one shilling a bottle with cures for the gums worms bad breath and general weakness. The pamphlet claims cure of scurvy in gums and other ailments including vesicular and bodily weaknesses from various causes.
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Apbotheraries Hall
Water-lane
Blackfryars
Lsge
A Discyerse on Barren Ness and Impotency in Men
An 18th century health treatise promises cures for female infertility and male impotence, detailing conception methods and pregnancy guidance. It includes a Lapigs Physicat Digkétory on female health from puberty onward, with remedies for green sickness, obstructions, hysterical disorders, and more. Sold by a physician at the Gentlewoman's, Two Blue Posts, Hayden Yard, Minories, London. Price bound 2s.
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Hayden Yard
Minories
London
Anti-Syphilitic Cure Promises Strict Venereal Disease Relief
An 18th century advertisement touts Anti-Syphilicon as the sole infallible cure for all stages of venereal disease. It claims rapid relief from infections, eliminates lingering venom, and purports safety without confinement. Available for six shillings at Mr Radford’s shop near St Clement’s Yard, with a promotional claim of cleansing bone and blood.
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Radford
Eysnop
St. Clement’s
Uugh-Yard
Sprand
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