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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1898

Page

8

Hard Times Bond Drive Draws Hoarding, Firms and Families

A long account of the U S government bond issue amid hard times notes hoards of cash hidden in homes, the appeal to ordinary savers including a traveler with old gold pieces, and the varied responses of individuals from farmers to businessmen. It highlights subscriber behavior, the Morgan syndicate and large banks, and details about application processes and eligibility for bond purchases.

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Fly Rods and Reels Prices From Wood’s Fishing Catalog

Wood’s catalog lists Split Bamboo and Lancewood fly rods from 1.5 to 10 feet with silk windings and cloth bags. Reels include Julius Vom Hofe and plain metal varieties with prices from 50 cents to 10 dollars. Bamboo and lancewood rods feature wood joints, solid metal reel plates, and dot detailed finishes. multiple models and prices for mounting and tips appear.

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Don’t Worry Ciao Badge Idea From Journal Snippet

A cryptic line from a journal fragment features a typewriter boarder and a sneerful idiot debating a badge slogan. Puzzling phrasing about a pine not going and a curious misspoken query invites creative badge ideas.

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