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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1890
Page
4
A brief notice announces a delivery option for the weekly Globe at a price of 1.10 dollars to any address, outlining the subscription method and regional availability.
A brief ad listing The Fanciers Review Weekly CloBe and avpress priced at $1.10. The fragment notes a product or publication title and a price point, suggesting a small classified notice or promotional insert in the issue.
A fragmented essay on mind and thought reports a fascination with mental processes and teleology, then shifts to a lengthy argument about Western farm mortgages. It questions the value of farm loans for prairie cultivation and defends mortgage security while critiquing capital heavy interests and calling for prudent lending to sustain agriculture and national prosperity.
A discussion of capital punishment for murder notes mixed views. Some favor abolition if public safety improves, others insist it may be needed to deter crime. The piece critiques both sides and emphasizes moral and legal tensions.
A curious, garbled account describes a Texas merchant and a string of enigmatic remarks. The text mentions a town, the merchant’s behavior, and odd statements about finance and events, ending with a remark about a clerk and strange occasions.
A garbled notice discusses cricket costumes and performances for girls at a neighbor day event. It mentions practice, teams, and potential plays, with stray references to trustees and a theater, reflecting a cluttered excerpt from a local page.
The readable text presents scattered phrases about Mormon history, government action, and congressional questions. It references Anwar J D Av rai and mentions protections, prophets, and consents, with uncertain dates or places and many garbled terms.
A fragmented OCR passage surveys ancient myths, travellers, and distant lands with varied references to judges, outlaws, and explorers. It arcs through names, places, and possible census notes, touching on a mosaic of historical curiosities and speculative travel lore.
A fragmentary item probes what a womanly word means and how language shapes gender. The brief piece hints at social and linguistic questions, naming several terms and figures in a compressed historical voice.
The expired copyright allows reproduction via the Gelatine Process reducing typesetting editors and proof readers costs. Cheap paper and advanced machinery enable printing ten copies as fast as one, allowing a remarkably low price for a strongly bound edition of high quality.
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