Terms of the Virginian Classified Rates and Policies
An ad rate notice for the Norfolk Virginian outlines pricing for advertisements and accepted payment forms. It lists daily, weekly, and monthly terms, general business restrictions, per line charges, and contact details for the New York office and representative.
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Dolipere
Carrera
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Norfolk Virginian
Eno
Wien
Ihaysys
New York
Ocms
Ork City
Descriptions of scattered global events and oddities
A collage of brief items notes Turkish soldiers deserting in Syria, a Washington jail term for a woman smoking on Pennsylvania Avenue, and assorted comments on diplomacy, agriculture, and public sentiment. Also mentions Christmas gifts, a German emperor relic, and remarks on American views of leaders and policy.
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Syria
Washington City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Secret motive in Armenia abandonment and U S political feuding
Fragmented quotation argues England avoids war with Turkey to spare Muslim revolts in Egypt and India, while Armenia killings continue. It notes McKinley Reed fights for delegates in Louisiana, with Steed favored by regulars and Alabama or Alger’s agent yet to visit Louisiana.
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Lord Salisbury
Turkey
Bgypt
India
England
Armenia
Russia
Buphind
Mckinsey and Reed
Lewisiana
McKinley Hag
Steed
Cahir
Louisiana
McGinty
Algers
Virginia Fish Commissioner Seeks Pound Net Removals
The annual report to Governor Perrall warns that most fish varieties are declining due to pound nets. The commissioner credits pound nets for increased harvests but calls for laws to protect spawning grounds and to remove destructive gear. He laments poaching, barbaric practices, and lagging state laws that threaten oyster and fish stocks.
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W'Perrall
Capes
Virginia
United States S Big Need for West Indies Coaling Station
The United States seeks a coaling station in the West Indies with renewed urgency. Denmark may sell Saint Thomas and nearby islands. US and Germany weigh pursuit as Seaward era terms favor sale. The Sun notes past Seward negotiations and opinions that a favorable offer could see annexation or transfer, with Denmark wary of ceding to either the United States or another power.
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United States
West Indies
Mole
St. Nicholas
Famarin Bony
Bellareve
Denmark
St. Thomas
J. Thames
Santa Crus
St. John
Seeley ‘Bergel
Eoduay Hooke
New York Sun
Osc Dtr
Seward
Sir
Bt. Thomas
Caribbean
United
Riesdal
Retifel
Santa Cruz
France
Senate
Pessult
Germany
Kashi
Sun
Pruailie
Strategic position and canal favor naval foothold on St Thomas
The article argues a strategic naval position with the Nicaragic Canal opening increasing value. It notes U S vessels cruising nearer shore waters and St Thomas as a key coal port. Admiral Hunee’s fleet plans a southern cruise, highlighting a naval foothold amid tensions with Papland and US interests in the Caribbean.
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Gulf
St. Thomas
Coaline
Admiral Hunee
Neet
Crukee
Papland
Personal items mix of names and odd tales across Berlin and Brooklyn
A jumble of brief notices mentions Charles De Kay organizing a fencing club in Berlin, Sir Hdwans Mulet writing operas, Chief Justice David Stodgrays facing rearrest for alleged murder intent, and Charles Theodore Taber in Brooklyn with references to Sepalmetto trees. Other fragments note a few furniture pieces, a tomb near an unknown site, Marie Duplessine, Jerry Kimpsen, Modiehre Lodge, and Aaron Burr relative Edwards presenting Barra watch to Princeton.
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Charles de Kay
United States
Berlin
Hdwans Mulet
David Stodgrays
Ten- Negwe
Charles Theodore Taber
Brooklyn
Indian River
Morita
Dhsarek
Marie Duplessive
Camille
Avery Yen
New York City
Aaron Burr
Princeton College
Barr
Aid Tie
Fragmented notes mix court cases and political chatter
A garbled patch cites notes and opinions from evelanm Phat Dealer to The Botton Globe. It mentions US military manpower estimates, a Democrat convention in Mississippi, a garden plot dispute involving Mabel Wright, a Hungarian Count, a record professional fee, and a Chicago Tribune remark on national sentiment amid wartime energy concerns.
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Evelanm
Suse
Alchers
St. Leuk
St. Lots
Mabel Wright
Mormonde Veo
Tela Rudolph Alehy
Hungary
Wisat
Come to me ye children in the forest dusk
A poetic text invites children to come to the forest. It contrasts living children with the dead past and hints at radiant futures. The piece critiques older voices and exalts youth. It uses dreamlike imagery of birds, suns, and whispers, with an enigmatic moral about contrivings.
Five Big Leaders on Sale This Week
Five Big Leaders presents Staple Values in form fitting apparel culled from stock and offered on sale with no reserve. The campaign promises rapid liquidation of heavy weight garments to cash before the end of the winter season.
Leader No 1 Heavy Weight Clothing Sale Purge
Cullings from the regular Fifteen Fourteen and Thirteen Dolla Suits in Worsteds Cassimeres and Cheviots. Neat patterns single and double breasted. Every suit worth 4 to 6 more than current prices. Many sold for less than bare material. Cleaning up time is now to unload every dollar's worth before season end.
Cape Overcoats for Boys at Five Dollars Value
Cape overcoats in navy blue wool for boys up to size 15 offered as a bargain at five dollars in other seasons. Prices expected to rise due to stock clearance. Indefinite sale period. emphasis on rapid purchase to avoid delay. Also advertising numerous bargains across departments with heavy winter stock being cleared at drastic discounts.
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Siple
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