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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1890
Page
5
A fragment in this OCR readout hints at a travel or permit theme with incomplete wording. Readable terms suggest somebody awaiting a pass or approval, but no clear names dates places or organizations are identifiable. The brief item remains ambiguous and cannot be expanded with confidence.
An indiscernible, garbled letter fragment depicts a tense domestic scene with mention of engagement, parental objections, and affection between a couple. The text references a neighborly situation and a casual remark about future plans, with confusion and emotion coloring the exchange.
A fragmented derisive note on dog breeding and the social circles that admire purebreds. It mentions Bowser and near relations, muttered complaints about breeders, and a critique of fashionable settings. The text lampoons elitist dog fancier culture.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a student or historical note about Amaly Thing and Popaarty with ties to Tia Ma Yor, mentioning richin the Pre Revouter era and a billiards or sports score. Readable details are limited. key names appear garbled and uncertain.
An unclear OCR text fragment references a chef Ronen and a pier incident with a fatal element. It mentions a person named Peneraaticese and potential dates or events but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts suitable for a full news summary.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names and places in unclear order. It references individuals such as Marie and Siegelts and touches on themes of faces and objects. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable details to form a full news item.
The fragmentary text suggests Parkman cave recovery occurred rapidly on Thursday near a knoll in a wooded area. It mentions ongoing fall in the knoll and a mysterious substance attracting mist from a sun-facing exposure, with references to observers visiting the site recently.
The text presents garbled notes about miners, rivers, and a tangent on paper pillows in England. It references regents, bands, and vague actions with little clear context or coherent narrative. Named entities are sparse and readability is low.
Fragmentary legal or trade note from Watertown market section referencing Naess and a monetary amount 308 bal. Readable pieces point to commercial dealings or memo about goods or balances. No clear names, dates, or complete actions available in text.
A garbled catalog style notice lists watches such as a gold stop watch a silver watch and a gold tone piece with prices like seven dollars. It mentions the Western Roadway and Maskattan Watch Co and a dental supplies line. The text blends product claims and unrelated chatter about fashion and income ideas.
The Boston Weekly Grove announces a literary contest for under 18s to write 100 to 1000 word stories with a plot. Prizes in gold range from 20 dollars for first to 1 dollar for fourth, with entries due by May 1, 1890 and prizes awarded around June 1. Submissions should be sent to THE Grone and may include small sketches for cuts.
All entrants must subscribe to The Boston Weekly Globe or be in a family that does. The price is $1 a year or about six months at a lower rate. A six months subscription allows family members to enter, and former Weekly Grow entries may compete. Stories become the Globe’s property and may be printed during the year.
The Eight Page family paper Tue WeExty Globe invites American ladies over 18 to submit stories by May 1 for four gold prizes of 20, 10, 5 and 1. Entries must be 1500 to 3000 words, and the work becomes Tur Guove property to be printed in the paper.
A historical note directs writers to craft stories using one side of their sheets of paper and mail them plainly to the Story Editor of The Boston Warriury Gross at 236345 Washington Street, Boston Massachusetts United States.
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