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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1890
Page
4
Fragment from Philadelphia Farm Journal and Weekly Address or Poultry Weekly listing. Reads like a damaged entry mentioning Philadelphia, farm topics, and weekly publication context with unclear specifics.
A fragment notes an item titled The Fanclars Review appearing in The Weekly Globe or related publication. It mentions Adare offered for $1.10 and references Grace The Wertly Globe Movion in unclear context. The readable text is sparse and may reflect a listing or ad snippet rather than a full article.
A fragmented essay attacks what it calls a spread of communistic ideas in the United States. It critiques proposed paternalist schemes, government subsidies, and pensions as funded by taxpayers, arguing they threaten thrift and liberty while praising limited authority and private initiative. It notes debates over education, public works, and government aid, urging vigilance against federal overreach.
A fragmentary page discusses government power as the core of organized society and critiques labor, corporations, and mutual aid schemes as forms of collective control. It references Louisiana gambling legislation, a governor, and a court martial case involving Commander McCalla, warning about political and social manipulation and the treatment of sailors.
A The New York Sunday World describes a nearly finished $700,000 horse palace built for D Enoan Crocs. The pamphlet praises lavish interiors and imported woods while contrasting vast stables with the city’s despised living dens for the poor. It questions the owner’s intent to gift the mansion to the city as a library.
An account of Tourit Operator Bogardus, famed telegraph proposer across the United States, visiting a city yesterday. The narrative recalls his imposing style and a remembered episode with a local police officer as he chased a suspect and moved through Chadbers toward Kingwood, reflecting his customary authority and flamboyant manner.
Fragmented OCR text describes costumes, colors, and fabrics with garbled phrases. It references a tennis gown, red and camel braiding, gold thread, blue belt, and a stray line about public safety and a court danger, but most of the passage is illegible and inconclusive.
Fragmented OCR shows a legal notice involving preferred claims and widow’s rights. Mentions property, beaches, and a sum of $3900 in a rough context. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a probate or creditor notice with claims and payments.
Advertises Webster's Dictionary now available for ten dollars and fifty cents, touting its completeness with 1600 pages 1500 illustrations 15000 synonyms and 10000 new words. Highlights the appendix on pronunciations mottoes dates and historical facts spanning 4100 years. States gelatin process reproduction saves costs enabling widespread sale and strong binding.
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