Do You Sing or Play Saalfield Library Catalog Intro
The Saalfield Library of Vocal Music and the Saalfield Library of Instrumental Music publish two monthly numbers by Globe Musical Supply Depot. Each 16 page issue offers 3 to 6 pieces valued 40 to 75 cents, featuring modern composers from the U S and abroad. Subscriptions through the Weekly Globe cost 1.00 for a year with bonus three or six month extensions and a certificate to order from a vast music catalogue for nine cents plus half-price postage on other sheet music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saalfield Library of
Saalfield Library
Globe Musical Supply Depot
Weekly
GLOBE
Weekly Globe
Wallpaper Giveaway Offers Affordable Home Decor Options
The Globe promotes wall paper to subscribers, offering samples and three bundle sizes for rooms of varying square footage. Prices range from 1.90 to 9.80, with borders included, express delivery at purchaser's expense, free shipping to stations on orders of 25 dollars or more, and complete setup instructions with each order. Subscrib ers must request samples by sending five cents for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
United States
Massachusetts wage fund debate on profits and labor rights
A Boston Mass issue reviews Chief Wapin’s report on factory profits and the share and share alike plan. It compares gross to net profit, shows small Massachusetts average returns, and discusses potential shifts in worker earnings if labor shared profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WapuIa
Massachusetts
Wanptra
Wapin
Sample copies and political club recruitment appeal
A fragmentary appeal urges readers to send ten or twelve names for free sample issues of The Weekly Globe and promotes club formation and Democratic organization. It touts The Weeky Goose family newspaper as a political instructor and invites subscriptions and free samples from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guope
Tux Weexty Grower
Weexiy Goose
McKinley's Smart Dodge Seeks to Charm Ohio Wool Growers
Six special agents were sent to Europe to gather data showing that the McKinley tariff harmed foreign workers and industries. The aim is to equip McKinley with examples from consular reports to deflect Ohio farmers’ questions about wool prices and tariff effects. The piece argues Ohio farmers may see through the strategy and remain wary of the policy’s impact on wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKiniry
Ohio
Europe
McKinley
McKinxury
Great Britain
Sheffield
McKiney
England
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
McKinuey
Gold Basis Safe With New Geological Claim
The article mocks the idea of a limitless gold supply. Geologist Grubert warns that gold is subject to supply and demand, suggesting underground gold could be tapped if a deep hole were bored. Senators push for funding, while critics question the feasibility and consequences of treating gold as a universal monetary standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubert
Geological Survey
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Congress
West Virginia
Grnaerr
National Bankers’ Association
Gil- Bert
Net Profits in Manufacturing in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts Bureau study titled Net Profits in Manufacturing Industries covers 64 industries, 10,013 establishments, and shows 69.21 percent of product value and 75.45 percent of capital invested. The report breaks $100 of selling price into costs and notes a $12.95 gross excess, highlighting extensive profits in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics
Wadlin
Commonwealth
Wanputn
Wapury
Farmers Alliance shifts toward Democratic main line
New York World notes the Farmers Alliance moving from side-track to main line politics. It argues taxation and government purpose must change, warns of wasteful government actions, and reflects on gold reserves, treasury forecasts, and Republican hopes for 1902. Western wheat holds for market, while crop reports show uncertainty amid a London-based economic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Farmers’ Alliance
Pax
Alliance
Townsend's Letter at Atlantic City on Blaine Pattison and Wanamaker
George Alfred Townsend surveys Atlantic City opinion on Blaine Pattison and Wanamaker amid Pennsylvania politics. He sketches Blaine as a middle ground candidate, Pattison as favored by conservatives, Wanamaker's influence and store power, and Quay's role in Harrison era politics, noting Pennsylvania loyalties, religious tones, and potential cabinet paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Blaine
Wanamaker
Gov
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Quay
Kay, Key
Mackey
Francis Scott Key
Ohio Line
Buchanan
Cameron
Don Cameron
Harrisburg
State House
Hastings
Philadelphia
Union
Bing
John
Heaven
Wanamaker's
Harrison
A. Magrigon
Atrioon
Lester
Aereon
Flarrison
Atlantic
Tittle Srs
John Wanamaker
Pennsylvanian
New Island
Bill Leeds
Bill Stokeley
Weeeen
Uchanan
Fennervania
Lange Foreign Missions Apa
London
England
George Alfred Townsend
Cherry Tree Rendezvous in a Rural Moment
A pastoral vignette from a summer day shows Mary climbing a cherry tree while Jack teases below. The scene captures rustic amusement and a wary playful mood as the girl sits above, contested by young feelings and social propriety. The piece concludes with an offer to join clubs through a weekly circular promotion.
Pretty yet affordable table fare hints and sherbet
A fragment lists refined yet inexpensive dishes including orange sherbet fish balls cream sauce and chicken fillets with tomato sauce and asparagus. It advises garnishing with blackberry leaves and serving sherbet in six baskets, with a recipe mixing water sugar orange and lemon juice frozen for serving.
Violin and piano pieces and songs from Oliver Ditson Co
A roundup of new violin and piano duets and solos including Dancer's Dream by Alfred DeSeve, Inquietude and other Violinists' Portfolio numbers, Joyous Return Galop, Valse Espagnole for guitar, new vocal works by Molloy Cowen and Webber, German and French songs, and sacred offertories including God Leads Me and Just As I Am with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ditson Company
Alfred DeSeve
Eberhardt
Schlummerlied
Mendelssohn
C. F. Webber
Menton Grass
Bohm
Bohm, Soprano Or Tenor In E Flat, 60 Cents, and "Thy Blue Eyes.” Bohm
Barytone
Mezzosoprano
Alfred Dassier
Fr. Riga
J. H. Brewer
KR. Haslup
Questions on Marriage, Taxes, and Voter Law from England to America
A reader asks if divorce is needed after a husband leaves for the U S and remarries. Another asks how long taxes paid on property in the payer’s name can create title. A third notes voter qualification varies by state law, not federal rules. The column also discusses a son’s earnings and parental control over a minor’s wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Massachusetts
The Minor's Taxes And A Cambridge Bard
A collection of letters and notices discussing tax redemption for a minor in Massachusetts, questions about widows and divorces, a reader’s subscription claim, tariff on tea, and a Cambridge song by J H Rhode. The piece also references medical music therapy from The Lancet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Darwin's South Seas Observations and Daily Habits
The account highlights Charles Darwin during the Beagle voyage on Chatham Island where he studied ant turtles and the diodonantennatus, noting slow patient movement, a ballooning sea creature, and Darwin's daily routine. It describes his attire, early rising, meals, reading, and strolls including watching squirrels with keen interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marine
Gulf of Mexico
Darwin
Esland
Old man seeks living dissection at Yamanashi Hospital
A 70 year old visitor to Yamanashi Hospital in Kofu pressed for his body to be anatomically dissected while still alive. Doctors explained death was required, but the man insisted life should end for medical knowledge. He offered his remains later, but the plan was declined. The patient kept returning with the same request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yomiuri
Yamanashi Hospital
Kofu
Cats Talk Theory Stirs Androscoggin County Woman
An Androscoggin county woman swears her two cats Dot and Christopher Columbus communicate. After a bird dies near the window, Dot digs up the box and Christopher seemingly contemplates the find, leading to a tale of animal intuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Androscoggin County
Dot
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Impossible Divorce for Priest Who Took Civil Wedding
A High Court of Appeal verdict in Austria declares a priest who left holy orders and married cannot have his marriage declared valid. The ruling holds that a vow of celibacy cannot be freed by current law, despite the convert’s renunciation of Catholicism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Appeal
Austria
Sheffield
Lily
Cellibacy
Handkerchief Care Plan for Travel Woes
If no washerwoman is near, wash your soiled handkerchiefs at the hotel. Dry and spread them smooth on window panes to avoid creases. When carefully folded, a neatly laundered handkerchief will look plain and defy attention in a car aisle.
Red nose antics in a playful banter scene
Dr Waterman chides a friend about a red nose while a punchy exchange unfolds. Fizz thanks the doctor and jokes about a nearby saloon door, capturing a lighthearted moment of comic dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Waterman
Three Publications Offer One Year Subscriptions
The Philadelphia Farm Journal and Mrs Logan's Home Magazine are offered at 80 cents for one year to any address. Farm Journal is a leading agricultural monthly with practical farmer information, regular price 50 cents. Mrs Logan's Home Magazine, published in Washington DC, features stories, travel articles, society notes, portraits, health hints, recipes, fashion, home dressmaking and crafts. This limited offer combines three publications at a slight advance over individual prices. Send subscriptions to The Weekly Globe Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Journal
GLOBE
Boston
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuz Weexty Gross
Poston Checkly Globe
Globe Pocket Calendar
Tre Dark Grone
Groner Nawcrarer Co
Washington Street
Post Office
A. T. Wilson
Lord Lytton
Calvin
Brice
M’kinley
Erwampt J
Foster
Treasury
McKinney
Baring
Republican National Executive Committee
Washington
Bar Harbor
Col. Conner
Clarksonian Committee
May
Townsend
Maryland
Gepackess
Frostee
Beaver
Lesses
Republican
Lmr
Genera Parpetee
Cleve
Mark
Delamater
Northwestern
Separat
Mary
Jack
New Boston Music
Consusrn
Campbell
the Globe
State of
T. M
J. H. Rhode
Devonshire St
Cambridgeport
Mr. Rhode
Katie Dane
Mariner
Wall
Judas
Grover Cleveland
the Weekly Globe
Boston, Mass
Bonanza
Philadelphia Farm Journal
Mrs
Springfield, Mass., and
Christ
Pilate
Napoleon
Friedland
Calvary
Grand Canal
Venice
CLOBE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!