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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1890
Page
5
A fragmented reminiscence traces political figures like Halford and Reed through love trials and marriage, noting how romance shaped careers. It recalls Mrs Fuller or Jane Adams and others, including domestic stories of Harrowance and a Civil War era romance, offering a snapshot of intimate ties amid public life.
A fragmentary account from Madison Wisconsin describes a young lawyer and an exceptional soprano linked to private secretarial circles and a society event. It mentions Halford, Eleanor Fonte, and Miss Portat in a tale of relationships, marriages, and social headlines.
Fragmented notes describe a dispute over patient satisfaction fees and alleged superstitions influencing care. The text references Ireland and Spain beliefs about infants and harm, with scattered mentions of Europe including Holland and Scotland, and a suggestion of a broader discussion on medical fees and patient perception.
Redfern presents a foray of spring styles with illustrations and sketches of novelties. The noted New York tailor oversees all drawings and descriptions. Designs reflect original conception and personal supervision by Redfern.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a dramatic piece titled A Merry Mistake the Tragic Comedy. The readable fragments include partial dialogue and stage directions with missing letters and garbled lines.
Tur Bostox Weexty Grone invites boys and girls under 18 to submit original stories from 100 to 1000 words, with a plot and concise ending. Four prizes in gold range from 20 to 1 dollars, to be sent to Tug Gow by May 1, 1890, with awards expected around June 1 after committee judging.
Every entrant must be a subscriber or a family member of the subscriber. The Week to Grose costs about $1 a year or six months for around fifty cents. A six months subscription lets a family enter, and current subscribers may compete. Tur Grong stories become Globe property after reception and merit pieces will print during the year. The Weekly Grove is printed by The Boston Daily Globe at 236 to 244 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
The Weexty Grong offers four gold prizes of 20, 10, 5 and 1 for the best four stories from women over 18 who are members of subscribing families. Submissions are due June 1. Winners’ stories may be printed in the paper later in the year.
A call for plain writing directs to mail stories to a Boston address at 236244 Washington Street. The note mentions the Boston Weexty Gone and USA, indicating an instruction to send manuscripts or stories to a formal city location. The fragmentary text lacks full details but preserves the mailing instruction and recipient reference.
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