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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1888
Page
4
The Globe celebrates its readers access to the only Popular Dictionary of American Policies. A 550 page volume explains parties measures and men with political phrases names places and government workings. Large type on fine paper, alphabetically arranged with cross references for voter reference.
A brief exhortation urges Democrats and Republicans to engage youths in the current campaign. It highlights value in informed political participation and preparation to become effective party voters and workers.
An advertisement promotes two issues for 65 cents featuring The Weekly Globe up to November 15 during the political campaign. It includes one copy of the Dictionary of Politics as part of the deal.
A fragmented notice describes a subscription option for a periodical or service labeled Our Ticket. It mentions pricing at nine pounds and notes per month, with unclear context and garbled surrounding text. The readable fragment points to a recurring charge and a single copy offering.
A long column extols Tae Guone of politics and reviews a campaign emblem debate the red bandana versus the American flag. It discusses national conventions and electoral processes, praising Democratic sentiment while critiquing Republican branding and the role of party politics in 19th century elections.
The text surveys how候 various presidential hopefuls and rivals were given vivid sobriquets like Old Abe and The Gallant Harry of the West. It notes how supporters used nicknames to rally enthusiasm, while later efforts showed the need for concise labels such as Pho O14 Loman. The piece reflects on the evolving practice of branding candidates through memorable epithets.
The text appears as a garbled OCR of a historical speech or report with jumbled names, dates, and phrases. It references government bonds, economic outlook, and military figures, though many words are unreadable. It mentions Secretary of the Treasury Vaireild and potential bond exchanges, with scattered numbers and late 19th century military data.
A tale set in Durkerville of a sleepy hamlet stirred by a circus visit from Murphy and Montmorenci Moral Menagerie. Deacon Budge and Deacon Tokey confront mob zeal as townsfolk riot, loot, and rail against perceived Satanic influence in a vivid, cautionary frontier scene.
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