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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1890
Page
4
The Fanciers' Review lists The Weekly Globe subscription offer at $1.10 with address details provided for readers. This brief notice promotes a print package and encourages readership through a low introductory price.
The text references chloroform and a drug used on a victim, with garbled lines about a trance state and terms suggesting a discussion of sedatives. It mentions a band or act and asks if the drug can be used, noting a trance outcome and curious safety question.
Fragmentary sketch notes describe outdoor life and mountain adventures with references to breezy days, winding roads, river scenes, and seaside games. The piece conveys a nostalgic mood with vivid imagery of nature and travel.
An eminent professor of surgery cautions physicians about quinine intoxication and its effects on mental powers. He cites cases where individuals lost awareness of their surroundings and ability to act sensibly. The piece references alcohol, temperance, and the need for careful choice and moderation in consumption.
A fragmentary OCR item discusses foot size and age related terms, mentioning names like Pico and aliases, with unclear context and scattered references to objects such as canines water and a mandolin. The readable portions touch on measurements and labeling but lack coherent narrative.
A promotional notice touts a Webster's Dictionary reprint offering 10,080 new words, 4100 years of history, extensive appendices, 1500 illustrations, and 1600 pages. It highlights pronunciation guides, synonym lists, proper-name vocabularies, and a gelatin reproduction process enabling low price, strong binding, and mass production.
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