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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1890
Page
4
A brief notice promotes The Weekly Globe offering two months access for ten cents. It invites readers to join trial clubs, praising the magazine as an ideal weekly for family readers and encouraging personal involvement in forming subscriber groups.
A promotional notice invites agents to sell ten cent subscriptions for two months of The Weekly Globe. It urges forming clubs, promises renewals, and notes The Globe pays the largest commission to agents while offering agent rates to secure long term subscriptions.
To Yearly Subscribers. $1 per Year. 50 Cents for Six Months. To Yearly Subscribers. $1 per Year. 50 Cents for Six Months. 4 Copies One Year Only $3. NAMES FOR SAMPLE COPIES. If every reader of this issue, whether or not he or she is a subscriber, will send a list of 10 or a dozen names of persons In his or her neighborhood, The Weekly Globe will be thankful. We will send a sample copy free to each. Write names on a postal card, and address The Weekly Globe, Boston, Mass.
The item appears to be a delivery note or offer indicating the periodical can be mailed to any address. No distinct event, date, or organizational action is readable. The readable text does not specify a publication action or outcome.
The fragment mentions The Fanciers' Review and THE WEEKLY GLOBE with an address price of $1.10. It appears to be a garbled notice likely advertising a periodical offer or subscription. No clean names or event details are evident.
Fragmented OCR style note with garbled phrases. Mentions music, vocal pieces, and unclear names. Appears to describe a publication or event with musical terms and possible quotes, but details are unreadable.
A long feature blends camp life with nature poetry and a marketing inserted piece about The Weekly Gone, praising camping lore, the four o clock, and scenic country and city scenes. It recalls camping scenes, craniology satire, and a broad collage of essays, poetry, and advertisements from a late 19th century newspaper page.
A long passage describes restoration at St Pauls churchyard in New York by Ewes Boovs for the grave of Gnosak Fervent Coos. It notes past theatrical intrigues, removal of the body to a yard, and strange mutilations of actors tones during transfer. It mentions a famous actor later, and a voyage to England with rumors of a message to his wife.
Offer promotes Webster's Dictionary in every house with over 1600 pages and 1500 illustrations. Claims copyright expired allowing reproduction by gelatin process, saving costs and enabling a remarkably low price. Notes strong binding, quality paper, and first class press work.
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