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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1895
Page
4
A fragmentary OCR note from a Virginia paper compares local circulation with Norfolk and Portsmouth papers. It cites weekly and monthly subscription rates, delivery areas, and rates to readers, with unclear boilerplate terms and pricing details.
An advertisement extols Honest Goods with low prices and honest representation. It touts men’s and boys attire as superior, form fitting, and properly sized, claiming measurable quality beyond typical ready made clothing while appealing to budget conscious shoppers.
The Norfolk Virginian reports on summer mailings of the paper and a wild mix of political chatter from Galveston to Virginia. It cites figures and claims about banks, currencies, and proposed constitutional amendments, including a New York Herald letter by Speaker Thomas H. Clark critiquing silver as money and urging caution on international coinage.
A Virginia newspaper row exposes a fraudulent ad distribution related to a proposed constitutional amendment. Col Migger sought to counter the deception while the press condemns the misrepresentation by Portsmouth publishers and related papers.
A Philadelphia letter warns Republicans that selfishness threatens the nation. It cites President Cleveland and a Tamming Society critique, accusing party leaders of appealing to popular passion to mask woes. The piece notes rising prosperity on the Pacific coast despite political obstruction and urges public vigilance.
Price driven display shows men’s suits and boys knee pants at low Bargain Prices. Samples and remnants advertised as cleanout stock with discount labels. An array of coat, pants, and sweater bargains emphasizes value and quick sale to reduce stock.
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