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Three hundred and thirty four years ago, the colonization of the United States was in its infant stages. It was a full 55 years before a certain war hero named George was born, and an astounding 200 years before Benjamin Franklin became the father of electricity. It’s safe to say life was very different back then, but 1677 did mark the creation of the first medical publication in the United States. Resulting from the then recent epidemic of Small Pox and Measles, the 10”x15” poster was conceptualized by Dr. Thomas Thacher, and distributed in Boston, Massachusetts.

Magazines, newspapers, and periodicals have obviously evolved since those times and have become an integral part of daily life. If you’re like most students and have a bunch of reading to do for class, this weeks Free Gift is perfect for housing your study beverage of choice. From now until January 31st, you will receive a Free UniversityBooksOnline.com Ceramic Mug with any purchase of $50 or more. Be sure to redeem Coupon Code: MUGFS10 when completing your order.

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Founded over 100 years ago, the Pemberton Medicine Company of Atlanta began selling a coca wine, which was then called Pemberton’s French Wine Coca. This patented medicine was advertised as a cure for various diseases including nerve trouble, dyspepsia, mental and physical exhaustion, headache, neurasthenia, and morphine addiction. Once prohibition hit the Atlanta area in 1886, the company responded by developing a non-alcoholic version of the product called Coca-Cola.

You may not be suffering from any of the above illnesses, but if you are just starting classes for the spring semester, you can’t go wrong with this weeks Free Gift. From now until January 17th, you will receive a Free UniversityBooksOnline.com Tumbler with any purchase of $150 or more. Be sure to redeem Coupon Code: TUMBLER10 when completing your order.

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Happy New Year

Happy New Year from all of us at UniversityBooksOnline.com! Just like many individuals, we also have New Year’s resolutions in our company. We took a poll and here are some of the responses from our offices and warehouse…

Patrick (Customer Service) – “I plan to give up coffee for 2011.”

Fernando (Order Processing) – “I’m going to stop bringing in pungent food for lunch. “

Rob (Marketing) – “I aim to eat healthier, if possible.”

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From a company side though, we’re making an effort to give our customers superior promotions and customer service. To start off the year right, from now until January 10th, you will receive a Free SpragueLite Stethoscope with any purchase of $300 or more. To make this New Years gift yours, be sure to redeem Coupon Code: SCOPE2010 when completing your order.

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Happy Holidays from University Books

Today we would like to introduce you to one of favorite drinkware items which, when combined with the right beverage, will help alleviate the extra holiday stress. Our exclusive UniversityBooksOnline.com Ceramic Mug can be yours with any purchase of $50 or more and comes complete with a packet of Bellagio Gourmet Hot Cocoa to keep you warm during the winter season. To make this FREE gift yours, be sure to redeem Coupon Code: MUGFS10 when completing your order.

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Health Tip: Wear a Backpack Properly

(HealthDay News) — A heavy backpack can lead to pain and injury when a child doesn’t wear it properly.

The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons suggests how to avoid improper use of a backpack:

Wear both shoulder straps.
Make sure both straps are tight.
Don’t overload the backpack, and keep it well-organized.
Take out items you don’t need.
Work on strengthening back muscles.

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