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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1890
Page
7
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A fragmented study of the cork industry explores how cork is produced and valued. The piece discusses who makes cork, materials, and methods, with speculative notes on the science and cultural interest surrounding cork production.
Washington society discusses temperance at New Year gatherings as Senators wives and Supreme Court wives deny serving wine. Coffee, chocolate, and bouillon are common, while some officials insist on no alcohol to avoid tempting young men. Notable figures like Secretary Windom and Mrs. Rusk weigh in on customs and proprieties.
An officer writes on the misgivings of recruiting for frontier duty in a harsh era. The piece details discipline, strain, and danger faced by cavalry recruits during transport from Victoria to distant postings, highlighting fear, restraint, and the impact on soldiers and staff amid wartime economic pressures.
The text presents a garbled collection of names places and phrases resembling a long ago newspaper fragment. It references Eospa ewe race Pena Dinca Rice and Yeats plus a river forecast and Sunday activities. It mentions safety and obligations to the newspaper and a general sense of community notice.
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