Gare Sur Publication Terms and Rates
Printer notes weekly issue details including publication office North Ride Illingate Notre-Dare Bay Nad Pat Paympson editor, annual subscription Ninety-two dollars prepaid, clergymen one fifty, advertising rates fifty cents per inch for first insertion and ten cents per inch for continuations with options for three six nine or twelve months.
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Illingate
Notre - Dare Bay
Nad
Pat Paympson
Enlitor
Webster's International Dictionary Ad Brings Global Knowledge
An advertisement touts Webster's International Dictionary as an invaluable household and scholarly resource. It claims comprehensive coverage of history pronunciation and meaning, with facts on eminent persons places and translations. Endorsed by The Globe Toronto and The Times Hamilton as best working dictionary and a profitable investment for schools and families.
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Toronto
the Times
Hamilton
Canada
Address of the Freemasons at laying of Masonic Hall
A ceremonial address outlines the aims of Freemasonry in the colony. Governor presides as Grand Master with the Prince of Wales’s approval. The speech recalls a previous hall fire in 1892 and vows to construct a durable stone and brick building. It emphasizes charity, brotherly love, and keeping Masonic secrets as they build a house for good men and communal harmony.
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Grand Lodge of England
Prince of Wales
Masonic Hall
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Becuse
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Goo
Pills for Constipation and Dyspepsia Travel Advice
A fragmented advertisement extols Ayer's Pills as a safe speedy remedy for constipation stomach and bowel irregularities. It claims they are sugar-coated pleasant to take and retain virtues, urging travelers and those with dyspepsia to rely on them rather than theorizing about government.
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Ayer's
Peter the Great Described as Tyrant Yet Revered Leader
The passage contrasts the brutal acts of Peter the Great with his legacy, noting brutal public whippings, torture of Alexis and Golitsyn, and executions for loyalty. It argues Voltaire and Macaulay depict him as a savage even as his reforms enlarged Russia.
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Russia
Peter the Great
Voltaire
Peter
Macaulay
Lefort
Alexis
Golitsyn
Catherine
Ludoxia
Nero
How Wire is Mads. The drawing process explained
The article details wire production from rod to finished wire, describing cleaning, drawing through conical holes, lubrication, multiple passes, and annealing. It notes variations by metal type, with iron and hard steel requiring several annealings while soft steel can be drawn without extra cleaning.
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Cossier's Magazine
Anniversary meeting on submarine cables at Imperial Institute
At the Imperial Institute in London a July 20 gathering celebrated the twenty five year anniversary of laying submarine cables to the Far East. Sir John Pender traced the nucleus 23 years ago to 900 miles of cables and £260 009 capital, now 51 225 miles and about £15 090 009. He noted total submarine cables around 152 000 miles, mostly private, costing over 640 000 000, and world land lines surpassing 2 000 000 miles costing about £105 000 000. Combined capital reaches £108 000 090. Messages once took hours. now minutes. The first year traffic was 493 09 9 messages per annum. now over 2 090 000. United States Minister Bayard praised submarine telegraphy in a speech honoring Cyrus Field.
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London
John Pender
India
Mescagea
Annoum
United States
Bayard
Cyrus Field
Cured by Prayer in Valparaiso Woman’s Recovery
Mrs. Wallace of Valparaiso Indiana fell ill with typhoid pneumonia and spinal complications for months. After receiving a faith cure pamphlet she abandoned medicine, prayed, and reportedly recovered enough to rise, dress, sleep well, and feel as well as ever within days.
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Valparaiso
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Chicago
Gold in Goloraio and Colorado Gold Belt Promise Wealth
The Denver Times reports vast prospecting potential with low grade ore yielding insight into huge returns. It cites Crippie Creek and a tunnel from Idaho Springs as examples and notes many tunnels planned in the region. The Colorado gold belt runs from Boulder to Haby's Peak and is described as the world’s largest and richest gold field.
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Denver Times
Denver
Pereigs Crippie Creek
Idaho Springs
Central
Colorado
Boulder
Manhattan
Larimer County
Haby's Peak
Mrs. Clevelands Popularity Among Cape Neighbors
A Buzzard's Bay correspondent notes Mrs. Cleveland's tact and courtesy endear her to neighbors on the cape. Despite partisan leanings, she is described as above politics, charming a sea captain who recalls sending her gifts and receiving formal thanks, illustrating her polished demeanor.
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Cleveland
Keon Minard's Lintment in the House
Fragmentary OCR reads like a quirky aphorism about a lazy man and a living friend in a domestic scene. The garbled text mentions a thrown together phrase easy thing and insinuates a character named Keon Minard.
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