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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1890
Page
10
A fragment describes how heating wood in a closed space yields gas and charcoal, and how heating coal with wood shavings makes coke. It notes carbon’s role in extracting oxygen from metal ores and hints at a classroom demonstration with heating methods and gas production, mentioning terms like ether and iron.
A fragmented report notes Berry and Halle play roles in a powerful performance as a team looks to secure a major title. Names appear with limited legibility, but the context suggests assistance and pivotal moments contributing to the victory.
A fragmentary 19th century note opines on October mood and hay fever fading as New York recovers from vacation lull. It highlights Broadway theatre vitality, Brooklyn growth, and the city’s rapid post-summer revival across parks, transit, and commerce, noting 200000 residents returning to work and entertainment hubs.
A fragmentary account notes waning store appeal during the hot months, with empty windows and cautious proprietors redrawing displays. It contrasts consumer restraint with booming luxury markets for jewelry, books, and art, and highlights citywide shifts in spending from everyday goods to high end items and experiences.
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts railroad telegraphers who never sleep with a song-writer’s dream on the Hudson River. It mentions Marguerite, a singer’s fame, and a peculiar tale of dice with professionals, referencing era work and nocturnal duties.
A garbled Oct issue discusses tariff duties and protectionism in France and the United States, noting McKinsey bill implications and German concerns. It cites export declines in grains, Russian trade shifts, and global economic tension, with references to 1880 figures and unrelated musings on markets and poetry.
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