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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1885
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Republic Building on West High Street Walnut Alley with unclear names and figures. The item lacks coherent details on ownership dates or actions.
A sprawling, fragmentary OCR page discusses Eastern advertising business, republications and promotions, varied opinions on politics and society, reflections on fashion and common sense, mental perceptions, and health essays. It weaves in references to newspapers, railways, polygamy debates, and public notices, with multiple named places and figures scattered through a dense, era-tinged mosaic.
A discussion in New York gathers estimable gentlemen proposing to unite for preserving English in parity. The plan aims at a pure elegant phrase but questions arise. What is pure English and who should arbitrate. The piece questions whether a fixed standard is desirable or even possible and notes potential limits on usage.
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