Webster's International Abreast of the Time Dictionary
A promotional note extols Webster's International as the successor to the Unabridged, revised over ten years with 199 editors and over $300,000. It claims the dictionary answers questions on history spelling pronunciation and word origins, plus facts about eminent persons and places. Endorsements from Canadian readers praise its comprehensiveness and value for families, schools, and scholars.
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Tan
Joan
Merriam Publishers Notice From Springdale Mass
Advertisement warns against buying cheap photographic reprints of old editions. It directs readers to request specimens showing pages and illustrations, noting Merriam as the publisher andSpringdale Massachusetts origin.
Belts Me Outport and City Ode Execute
A terse fragment notes an event labeled outport and city with belted action. Details are incomplete but imply an execution or belt related matter involving city context and rhythmic wording. No names, dates, or locations clearly readable to specify entities or outcomes.
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Ode
The Largest Library in the World in Washington
The National Library of the United States then held about 700000 bound volumes and 200000 pamphlets. Construction began after Congress approved funds in 1866 for a Capitol area site, with 350000 dollars spent and 470 by 340 feet planned. The building, slated to be the second largest in Washington, would house over 4 million volumes once finished.
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National Library of the
United States
Yaya Kate Field
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hall
Capitol
Canaress
New Hampshire
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
India
District of Columbia
Alassachusettes
Vermont
Spo Ford
National Lhraries
France
Gold Find Near Goolgardie Attracts World Attention
Sosvox reports official despatch confirming rich gold discoveries in Western Australia. A find near Goolgardie yielded 1,009 ounces in a day, later weighing 4,280 ounces and a 240 pound lump worth about 820,000. Excitement grows as parties peg blocks and seek further treasure.
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Sosvox
Western Australia
Goolgardie
London
Mills
Union Bank
Corner stone laid for Newfoundland Masonic Temple by Sir W V Whiteway
Yesterday at high noon a grand ceremony marked the laying of the foundation stone for a new Masonic Temple in Newfoundland. Sir William V. Whiteway delivered an address praising Freemasonry, charity, and orderly conduct as hundreds of masons and spectators gathered on Cathedral Hill for the event.
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Biasonic
William Valance Whiteway
R.W.D.G.M
Newfoundland
Society of Freemasons
Snl
W. V. Whiteway
Freemasonry
Placentia
St. John’s
Tasker
Grand Lodge
Scotland
St. John’s Longe
Toussaint’s
Scotch Kirk
Cabman's Stabka
Cathedral Hill
Church of England
R.wid.g.m
Presbyterian
Eecaeiiia
Gullier
G.D.C
D.D.G.M
Mr. Monroe
Mr. Reid
D.G.M
W. W. Whiteway
Sir William
Grand Lodge of
England
Prince of Wales
Tim
William
Pilot
Wood
Saanderson
Snow
J. A. Clift
Royal Gazette
Times
Evening Telegram
Hardbar Grace Standard
Herald
Daily News
Stott
William V. Whiteway
D. G
Praca
Fragmentary Building Description of a Temple Site
Partial OCR text describes a building site for a new temple with distorted wording and missing details. The readable phrase notes a location on a street and mentions a temple construction plan and future intended use.
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Webster’s International
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Toronto
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Hamilton
Canada
Preenti
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Ngland
New York City
McMurdo & Co
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G. & C. Merriam, Publishers
Springdale, Mass., U.S.A
Australia
Ayet
T the Evening Telegram
Boma
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