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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1890
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented lines possibly from a poem or theatrical text. It includes misread phrases about a circus figure, a long head, posterity as hope, and scattered exclamations. The readable content is highly incomplete and lacks clear narrative or context.
In New York on June 20 the sale of rare American coins from the collection of Savin G Parmele of Boston continued in New York rooms. The auction totaled about 610000 with a deep set of coins from late 18th century including a 1788 halv dollar and other historic issues. The sale highlighted pieces once owned by notable figures and cabinets from early U S history.
Despite garbled text the notice references a group or event involving learned dolls and a dal methesb. It hints at a community or scholarly gathering and an emergency topic, with unclear dates or participants.
A garbled string of names and events from the Arizona Kicker saga depicts legal quarrels, a libel suit, and a controversial figure named Thompson. It mentions an editor, a professor run over by mules, and a public verdict amid sensationalized local sketches.
A jumble of letters references marriage, social mores, and a curious mix of anecdotes. Included are remarks about women, education, and a memory essay, with disparaging notes on manners and a stray exchange about cleaning straw hats.
Fragmentary diary note discusses President Washington and a speech, noting differences in delivery and audience. Mentions home versus foreign company, speech timing, and speculative ideas about progress and money making.
A garbled excerpt from The Weekly Globe discusses a country visitor and admiration for the city’s cosmopolitan view. It mentions a plan to see a top restaurant, references New York papers, and contrasts rustic friendship with urban sophistication, in a quizzical tone.
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