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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1890
Page
7
A fragmentary report recounts diplomats from English Austrian Turkish and Russian circles sharing court impressions. It describes Governor Carta of Fevnayivan, and figures like Cornehakof and Lambert Tego amid conversations about attire and diplomacy. The piece preserves a lively, if garbled, snapshot of early 20th century foreign service satire and travel etiquette.
An analysis from Massachusetts Agriculture Board notes the fertilizer value of cow manure and its components nitrogen phosphorus and potash. It weighs market prices of raw materials versus farm-produced manure and examines if farmers can profit by using or replacing fertilizer with manure and lime. It questions true value, affordability, and practical implications for dairy farmers.
A Boston audience discusses the decollete dress's influence on society with views from Rev Dr Scindler and Winslow, Mrs M B Blake, and Mrs Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward. The piece surveys women’s attire, fashion restraint, and medical and moral opinions, weighing elegance against perceived propriety.
A fragmented column surveys the allure and dangers of decorum in women's fashion, praising elegant gowns while warning against exposure. It references critics, editors, and fashion icons, noting societal pressures and moral judgments surrounding dress and publicity.
The readable text hints at a discussion on reforms and political action. It mentions figures like Kapatanred, Kirn Hasan, and Teese Tooper, with scattered references to societal roles and propriety. The passage remains incoherent and garbled, offering only a murky snapshot of a broader discourse.
An extraordinary craft lay at anchor in the Grea Kal Stan mouth with a report of exotic voyages. Fragmentary notes mention a big tree cut down near Bothel and a mix of unrelated curiosities, from ships to climate, with scattered names and places, reflecting a long, blurred historical page.
A long fragmented passage portrays John F Atler as a large sheep farmer on the Western Reserve. The text notes his vast flock and rough build while portraying him as a controversial figure with ties to Senator Sherman and a public image of strength.
A Chronicle report exposes Hong Tie of San Francisco selling improvised telephones and a yellow line imitating Edison's patent pattern. Police remove counterfeit devices from shops as the man behind the venture faces exposure and investigation.
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