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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1890
Page
7
A garbled OCR page fragment mixes references to Japanese chickens with tile, early telegraph jargon, political parley, and odd numeric claims. It mentions Renee The Court, Sutton, and stray notes about a railway train, granite, and toxics.
A fragment from a 19th century report describes a stranger likely to be pretty, with a crude horn and colored veil as part of his disguise. The city of Aerie is referenced as a place of interest in the tale, with hints of amusement and explanation scattered through the narration.
Partial OCR yields scattered names and phrases from an old issue. Mentions New Boston Music White Smith Publishing Co and various authors or works, with unclear context. The garbled text lists multiple titles and names, lacking coherent events or details for a fuller summary.
In a fragmentary narrative from a Beatrice era page, Beatrice appears amid a tangle of names, legal terms, and social scenes. The excerpt weaves hints of a Beatrice household, guardianship concerns, and a courtroom atmosphere as figures like Granger and others move through a saga of inheritance and memory. The faded text suggests a melodramatic domestic drama with court and family tensions.
A fragmentary account examines meteor and storm lore across various regions, noting references to rocking beds and window shutters as defense against tempests. The piece explores historical beliefs about weather, warning that storms in distant lands are linked to events in the north.
A fragmented account recalls a former resident living in Texas who wrote to acquaintances back home. The letter praises a local storekeeper and discusses prices, estates, and a variety of opinions on morality and education, including references to a West Point and Army life. The text contains numerous misreadings and garbled phrases, preserving only hints of the original narrative.
Boston weekly Grone offers four gold prizes for best stories by youth under 18 written in 100 to 1000 words. First prize $20, second $10, third $5? Wait, fourth $1. Entries due by May 1, with awards in June after committee review.
Enter the contest only if you subscribe to The Boston Weekly Globe or are in a subscribing family. The Wetxiv Grote costs a year or 50 cents for six months, and a six months subscription allows family entry. Submissions become The Globe’s property after receipt and merit copies will print during the year. The Weekly Grose is produced by The Boston Dat v Guone, boasting New England’s largest circulation from its Washington street presses.
The Verity Grone offers four gold prizes for best stories by American women over 18. Entries due May 1, prizes awarded June 1. Each entrant must be in a family that subscribes to The Weexty Gnome, a weekly eight page paper since 1872 at 50 cents for six months. Stories must be 1500 to 3000 words and become the property of The Gone for possible later print.
A unique instruction appears regarding writing stories in a single sheet and mailing them to The Boston Weekly Grove at 236244 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts USA. The notice specifies plain writing and submission to the named outlet.
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