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Boston Weekly Globe in Boston, Massachusetts

21 Aug 1883

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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1883

Page

7

Edgeworth Plantation Seethes With Slave Mutiny

Louise Edgeworth defies danger at Edgeworth to quell a slave uprising by mutinous hands led by Jake the strange negro. Amid fires, potential burnings, and a perilous night ride, she seeks aid, rescue for a trusted slave, and clues to Lincoln era plots threatening Washington. Luke Leighton uncovers a mutinous plot while Oscar West hints at shifting loyalties in a web of spies.

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Candy by the Carload in Boston Candy Factories

A Boston field visit exposes the candy trade from grand storefronts to large factories. Workers, mainly Italians and Germans, turn out tens of thousands of barrels of sugar laden confections daily using a mix of hand labor and machinery. The article discusses sugar use, glucose syrup, coloring agents, and health concerns about mineral pigments and sulfuric acid traces in glucose, raising questions about safety and industry practices.

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Bad Boy Befriends a Homeless Dog With a Broken Leg

Peck's Sun recounts a chaotic scene as a frail three legged dog with a tied leg is comforted by a scrappy boy. The boy patches the dog's injury with splints and a shared sense of kinship, while a groceryman and a distracted minister, plus a missing delivery man, create a comic misadventure about charity and trouble in a busy neighborhood.

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Peck St. Peter Pete Heaven New Jerusalem
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Rainbow sighting and health ads recalled in Oswego report

A Constantia correspondent describes a Sunday night rainbow seen between midnight and 1 AM, a lunarite bow extending to the horizon with yellow dominant. The item continues with an assortment of patent medicine endorsements including Wells' Health Renewer and Brown's Iron Bitters praised by local customers.

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