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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1890
Page
4
Boston Weekly Globe promotes renewal in January 1890 offering prizes for letters solving a serial puzzle. New or renewing subscribers can form clubs to share the entertainment and compete for rewards of 100, 60, or 40 dollars for top answers.
A 1890 retrospective lists notable deaths and mournful reflections. It notes Rommix Buonsiso, Jerrensos Davis, Hisar W. Gunov, Cant. F. W. Dawson, and other prominent figures, including the nestor of the Republican party and US Supreme Court justices, with commentary on epidemics and climate theories shaping public thought.
The excerpt presents scattered opinions on authors and works, with harsh judgments and praise interwoven. It discusses editorial views on publishing, reader solutions, and a call for subscribers to participate. It also surveys 1890s commerce, cotton, wool, fisheries, and paper production, noting uneven fortunes and cautious optimism for future years.
A local contest offers three cash prizes for the best solutions to the mystery of The Dent in the Panel Bowan. Open to young and old subscribers and non subscribers who subscribe now. Renewals required for arrears entrants. Yearly rates set at one dollar and five dollars for six copies.
Postmasters and agents are urged to secure renewals and recruit new subscribers for the Dent in the Panel. All subscriptions in arrears have been discontinued. missing issues mean non renewal. Readers are invited to subscribe now and read each instalment carefully to compete for prizes.
The prize story The Dent in the Panel invites readers to identify the robber, with three great prizes for the correct solution. Subscriptions are urged with an appeal to start now, promising back numbers to new subscribers until the next-to-last instalment. Rates: 55 for six copies one year.
Fragmented OCR text presents an offer to subscribe The Weekly Globe at $1.10 to any address. Mentions Boston address and clothing of Esbiex orgs. Partial phrases refer to keeping from variations of sharp expand and a child. Source text is garbled with misspellings and missing context.
A garbled text fragment shows references to Gladstone urging his countrymen to secret measures and mentions political figures like Stein Seana and Prange amid unclear contexts. The excerpt hints at a plea for decisive government action.
A reflective piece tracing historic views on influenza from ancient gods to modern microbes. It notes recurring epidemics described since the 12th century and cites varied climatic, geographic, and theoretical explanations. The article contrasts superstition with evolving scientific thought and emphasizes the mystery of pandemics across centuries.
The piece debates Brazil’s fragile infant republic and the U S stance amid a military dictatorship, urging support for democratic reform. It then surveys Browning’s reputation, contrasting critics who rank him among England’s poets with those who challenge his standing, noting rival judgments from Major critics.
A garbled blend of notices advertising a mystery fiction feature The Dent in the Panel and a discussion on foreign domination and naturalization in U S politics. It cites editors and contributors including Frances Honcsos Braxer and Gone Evns, mentions religious verses and world geography, and critiques Congress nationality trends while noting 1889 1890 business context.
Fragments show a group calling for a club to organize looting and clear land. The text notes costs rising from 670 to 670 and mentions Chinese involvement and a request for a figure of payment.
Fragmented OCR reads discuss costly bathrooms and bath fixtures, including enamel and brass taps, and shouts about leaks. It mentions timber, lumber market shifts, construction costs, and evolving regulation with scattered reflections on textiles and design. The piece reads as a mosaic of industry notes and consumer concerns.
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