Terms of the Virginian daily newspaper subscription rates
The Daily Virginian offers home delivery by carriers in Norfolk and nearby towns for 10 cents weekly, with mail service and free postage in the United States. Subscriptions priced at 85 for one year, 50 for six months, and 50 for three months. Reading notices 29 cents per insertion, ward inserts 12 to 15 cents. The Virginian disclaims responsibility for rejected communications.
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Odds and Ends From Political Spillover and World News
A collage of comments on Paris concierges and latch keys, plus notes on McKinley support shifts, Rhodes and the British South Africa Company, a German trader’s tapioca health guarantee promise, and bicycle export figures. Also mentions a meteor display and Bryan nomination, with health statistics from North Carolina counties and city rates for June.
Campaign Wealth and Democratic Party Dilemmas
Fragmented remarks discuss campaign wealth and party lines, with references to Bryan, Jefferson, and Democratic principals. The speaker argues for continued Democratic loyalty, resisting Republican charge, and upholding county and factory interests while evaluating new political strategies.
Incomplete OCR Text on Farm Mortgages and Rates
Fragmented OCR passage discusses farm mortgage values, interest rates, and land values across New York Pennsylvania Delaware and neighboring states. It references percentages, mortgage shares, and regional comparisons with uncertain names and figures due to garbled text.
Steamship Polls Hint at American Voter Trends
A European voyage straw poll suggests Motley leads Bryan among Pisengers, with voters in Europe and Wall Street circles shaping early opinions. The piece critiques American political knowledge among the public and casts doubt on the influence of such abroad polls on U S elections.
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Kentucky Governor MacCreary Endorses Democratic Page
Governor McCreary of Kentucky voices support for Bryan and Sewall in the Democratic platform. He criticizes the Chicago convention as controlled by the Democratic National Committee and argues the platform reflects the will of the party majority. He says Democracy covers more than the money issue.
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Disjointed Notes from The Canailen Vloyele Board
A garbled report from the Canailen Vloyele Board outlines various topics including condemnation of female reel and conditions in Western Preece now called the Polka Muoneheater. It references militia water measures, long watermelon chains, insomnia cave motifs, and a warrior requiring moderate temperatures.
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Polka Muoneheater
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Insomnia
Personal Notes and Oddities from a Quirky Local Page
A jumble of names and places including Migs Mabel Buiz visiting her father in Dely Steve Noa and Mileeport Connecticut. The piece references Major General Welboun A Miles and a ceremonial or theatrical scene with hotels and a work under constraints, noting unusual costumes and age related remarks as a general oddity column.
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Literary Gossips on Poets and Puzzles
A fragment from Harper's Weekly humorously riffs on Byron Shelley Pope and other poets. It notes a traveling lecture titled On the Pailings of the Great and invites Dorcas to subscribe, satirizing literary pretension and audience curiosity.
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Strongs bargains in men s suits at reduced sale prices
The ad touts a large stock relief sale with three button sack suits in Cheviots Cassimeres and Worsteds, Regularvilleen prices from fourteen to twelve dollars, all sizes up to 42 chest, in dark navy blue gray and stripe patterns. It promises 33 to 50 percent savings, with Young Men suits up to age 19 in light weight fabrics and all season wear.
Bargain Stock Relief Sale Slashes Child Caps Prices
In the Annex a rush to clear stock drives prices down. Nobby and stylish children’s straw caps drop to 39 cents, 33 hats at 33 cents, and 11 cents for 11 hats. Regular values cited as higher, all must sell immediately.
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