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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1881
Page
4
The sender of a club of five subscribers will receive an extra copy free for fourteen months and the papers of the club will be entered for fourteen months. Form clubs and the papers will be mailed to one address or to each single subscriber. When several copies are sent in one package there is less danger of loss in the mails than when sent singly.
A garbled account describes speculation over Garfield assassination fallout and Contention around Conkling and Blaine. It cites rumored selections for Corkhill and Arthur, shifts in power, and a shaky view of toiled political alliances, with figures like Sandenine, Distelf, and MacVongh mentioned amid broader wartime-like stakes. It also touches on U.S. cereal production data with figures for wheat, barley, and other grains.
The piece surveys Irish governance under Gladstone, land acts, and coercion debates, tracing Ireland’s calm before the 1881 act, while linking American cotton production, U.S. trade gains, and immigration trends with global economic shifts. It also touches on presidential and European concerns, banking, and military conscription.
The readable fragment discusses contagious diseases including smallpox and scarlet fever and questions about how many people wash their bodies fully and the role of inoculation in preventing spread. The passage echoes concerns about public health practices in a historical context.
A chaotic voice laments the erosion of written language and pride in Puritan honesty while urging investigations into Washington departments. The discourse touches on education, medicine in China, and calls for reform, with scattered allusions to New York politics and historical figures.
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