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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1889
Page
4
A new contest offers $100, $60, and $40 in prizes for the best solutions to the mystery of The Dent in the Panel. Open to new and old subscribers this week, it urges renewals for current subscribers in arrears to enter.
The notice asks postmasters and agents to secure renewals and attract new subscribers for The Dent in the Panel. It warns that all subscriptions in arrears have been discontinued and that missing issues result from non renewal. Prizes are offered to readers, inviting timely subscription to read each instalment.
The Prize Story Last Week invites readers to discover who committed the robbery in a serial tale titled The Dent is the Fanel. Subscribe now for the first instalment and receive back numbers up to the next to last instalment, with careful reading encouraged.
The Weekly Globe promises a complete congressional record to preserve history. It notes the session will be politically charged with measures and discussions. Both Republicans and Democrats are urged to rely on it to stay informed on what is said and done.
The Philadelphia Farm Journal offers practical agricultural guidance for farmers with emphasis on monthly issues. Contact details point readers to The Weekly Glebe for further farm related news and notices.
The message notes a large treasury surplus with revenues at 187 million and expenditures around 5211,079,990.20. It favors reducing taxes on alcohol and tobacco while maintaining protection, urges removal of barriers to inter-American trade, proposes coast defenses and militia fort quartering, and calls for stronger prohibition on certain newspapers while addressing judiciary reform.
A fragmented historic column laments pancakes and cookery books while praising Nikolaus, Jefferson Davis, and heroic acts. It reflects on Sunday openings for museums and libraries, civil service moves, and the enduring theme of “the age of heroes” amid recollections of Davis and wartime loyalties.
An early 20th century family journal solicits agents to form clubs to read a mystery story The Dent in the Panel and submit solutions. It promotes prizes, religious fiction, and varied features, edited by Sire Paaxces Hoparon Bowsers. Agent inquiries to Tax Wer xix Grone, Log on, Ma.
A pious letter thanks the Ruler for supporting the explorer through peril. It lauds a remarkable expedition that made geog raphic discoveries near the equator and notes telegraph tolls and dispatch costs from Africa.
A dispatch from Washington describes a crowded scene with vivid portraits of politicians, enthusiasts, and newspaper pages. The piece notes lively tariff discussion with little action, plus images of visitors, hotel life, and the Capitol's bustling atmosphere as debates drift toward policy reform and public funds. The account underscores the mingling of Northern and Southern figures, the Social whirl of official spaces, and the broader national interest fueling the capital’s chatter.
A New York World’s air committee agrees on a plan to submit to Congress in December. The proposal creates a state based commission, forms a corporation, and provides for a guarantee fund to support a world’s fair exhibition with commissioners from each state territory and the district.
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