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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1889
Page
4
The contest offers cash prizes of 100 860 and 840 to the best three solutions of The Dent in the Panel. Both new and old subscribers may enter this week, with renewals required for in arrears subscribers. Subscription costs are 1.00 per year or 85 for six copies.
The Dent in the Panel presents three prizes to readers who name the robbers. Subscriptions invited with initial instalment. back issues available to new subscribers until near the end. Subscribe now and read each instalment carefully. 85 for six copies one year.
A 19th century column questions public beliefs about influenza as a global threat and critiques sensationalism. It argues for health remedies over panic and urges tariff protection to shield American labor and capital from British investments, noting substantial annual interest and dividends paid to England.
The fragment discusses social prestige linked to spelling the Tong and revolutionary belief, noting rebels against traditional spelling and that reading rises as people learn to read better. It mentions Maxina Wastroptox and a school master finding more Aiseiea readers.
A reflective piece argues against expansive laws guiding work ethics, urging abolition of slavery and legal reforms to empower individuals. It critiques wage systems, champions gradual liberty, and discusses reforms like eight hour work days, universal education, and a national project to end poverty while urging legal limits on exploitation.
Washington readers are urged to join a Christmas dinner plan from the President and Cabinet. Recipes from executives reveal simple, affordable Christman courses, including a cream and chicken dish with beaten egg and seasonings, prepared to serve at home.
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