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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 11, 1777
Page
2
The essay examines old and new inoculation methods for smallpox, noting the risks of purge and diet, cold exposure, and eruption management. It argues for a middle path balancing eruption control with patient strength, warning against overpurging and excessive fear of the old approach. It cites concerns about brain involvement and age related dangers, urging caution in all inoculators.
The text emphasizes that vaccination and inoculation are paramount, not only to prevent smallpox but to safeguard future health. It asserts practitioners must strive to protect both immediate patients and their long term well being, noting that surviving smallpox without lasting health is invaluable.
The Empress traveled from Zarféo-Zelo to the capital midweek for the festival of St Alexander Nevsky. She attended a church procession with Knights and officers, dined with the Knights, and a ball followed at Court. A public audience for the Tartar Envoy was held on Thursday before their return to Crimea. Bankruptcy enlargements list debtors to surrender and-related guildhall dividend dates.
A 18th century advertisement touts Belt Tobacco at 3 per pound with a free note entitling a payment of fifty guineas on a winning ticket during a three day lottery. It warns no sales after November 16 and urges publicans and shopkeepers to mix and price fairly. Also promotes Dr Grif fin's Asthmatica at No.32 with standard pricing.
A committee led by Richard Pearce and others was appointed to raise funds in London and Westminster for victims of the great fire in Wiltshire. They report nearly 100 families burned out, over 200 buildings destroyed, and total losses around 100,000 pounds with insurance near 20,000. Subscriptions are invited at Lombard Street, Strand, Pall Mall, Feet Street, and Cornhill, with weekly meetings every Tuesday at 6 PM.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention persons Tammies and Persians with references to Catalogues and individuals likely from Fenchurch Street. Text is garbled but preserves names Ridgeway and prenchter alongside an ambiguous viewing/teolaye motif.
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