Boston Weekly Globe Ad Rates and Postal Note
The page lists subscription prices for the Boston Weekly Globe dated August 14, 1889. It shows Tar Darcy Gront at 50 cents per month or $6 per year, Tut SeNPAY at $2 per year, and Tus Werkly Glore at $1 per year, with postage prepaid. The newspaper is printed by the Boston Newsrater Co., 42 Washington Street, and notes postal entry as periodical matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Darcy Gront
Tut Senpay Glone
Tex Girone Newsrater Co
Washington Street
Sesever Eee
Bostob
Boston
Mass
Rate change noted for January 1890 freight fees
Agents are informed that the rate of 35 cents to January 1890 is reduced to 25 cents to January 1890 while the commission remains as announced in the private circular.
New Offer Promises 14 Months For $1.00 Weekly Globe Deal
The Weekly Globe advertises a subscription offer of fourteen months for one dollar, claiming more value than any weekly newspaper. It touts seventeen complete novels, numerous stories and poems, and general miscellany as part of the package and invites readers to form a club with a page notice detailing the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Subscriptions urged for The Weekly Globe renewal
TO SUBSCRIBERS. Have you renewed Ask neighbors to subscribe with you. All expired subscriptions will be discontinued immediately. Send for free sample copies and agents rates. Never before was it so helpful to each member old or young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
New York
Coney Island
Spitville
Shorthand Lesson Reality Versus Easy Claims
The New York Sun notes that expert verbatim reporters are rare and require quick perception memory and nerves, not quick lessons. It warns that shorthand cannot be mastered in 10 to 12 easy lessons and stresses the system does not produce true reporters, only capable individuals through long effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
The
Sun
New York
Grose
Manhattan Beach
Austin Corbin
Henry McKinnie
We Need a School of Manners From Cape Cod to Cape Cod
The article rails at social decay and dining room sloppiness, urging a nationwide school of manners from Maine to Georgia. It lampoons toothpick culture, noisy dining, and vulgar conduct in hotels and rail cars, arguing better etiquette is essential for a more civil republic and better college experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulliver
Tuniyer
Cape Cod
Golden Slope
Arthur Tappen
William Lloyd Garrrison
Wendell Phillips
Susan
Parker House
Vendome
Brunswick
Young’s
Adams House
New York
Coney Island
Maine
Georgia
A-M'Bob
Bobville
Tux Boston Sunday
Gore
Mr. Hog
Mr. A
Miss B
France
Jran Kincaid
How to Keep Cool with Summer Beverages and Drinks
A practical guide on hydration in hot weather. Explains water's role in the body, advises high fruit and vegetable intake, and contrasts icy beverages with slower sipped mineral waters. Includes at home soda fountain setup, shaker methods, and numerous recipes for egg lemondade, milk shakes, bevs, and ginger and root beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
North American Review
Patti
la Diva
Nicolini
New York
Boston
Poland
Lovers and Vows Amid Married Hearts in Madeline Bridges
A dramatic dialog unfolds as a wife recalls a lover’s prayer three days prior. She describes temptation, guilt, and the conflict between love and marriage. The speaker confesses to a kiss and a near remorse, debating whether the married lover could be both paramour and husband in a fragile emotional balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline
Bridges
He Would Drive that Distance Le Petit Francais Grand Emporium
A stranger hails a cab and enters a large drapery shop, asks for flannel singlets, and is guided through the store by a counterman to the ninth gallery. He plans to fetch his cab outside after receiving directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Petit Francais
Dinner at Scroggs Corners on the Western Rail
A humorous exchange aboard a Western railway train features a starving passenger and a messenger. The messenger asks for one dollar upfront, explaining trains may be late and not stop at Scroggs Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Railway
Scroggs Corners
Bigsby’s Great Feat in Burlington Free Press
Report says Bloodgood Bigsby is a remarkable walker who allegedly covered a mile in 10 minutes yesterday. The note adds humorous claim that he could cover a mile while standing still, attributed to De Smith Pshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Free Fress
Bloodgood—Bigsby
de Smith
Weekly Globe offers complete 50 Cent Novel and varied content
The publication promises a three week Complete 50 Cent Novel by a popular author, weekly Short Stories Sketches and Poems, Fairy Tales for children, women readers papers, valuable Agricultural Reading, and home and foreign news in readable paragraphs. Agents wanted in every town. Address The Weekly Globe Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly
GLOBE
Boston
Mass
Invention Sought To Cure White Streaks On Cathedral Brick
Biddeford Journal notes St Joseph’s cathedral shows thick white patches on brick. Salpetre, not lime, bleeds from bricks after rain and sun. Hydr acid wash removes briefly but deposit returns. masons seek a permanent solvent, inventor to stop or wash out salpetre permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
This Marriage Not a Failure. Mexican Family Sails for Paris
A large Mexican family of 23 aboard the steamship La Champagne en route to Paris with two maids. The father, a Mexican official, travels to show the young ones Paris. Eldest son travels with his wife. many Madero family members accompany, including several daughters and sons all listed in the ship’s manifest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Telegram
Paris
la Champagne
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Thea
Ipartie
le la Champagne
F. Madero
Positive cure claim for consumption from T Slocum M C
Letter to the editor offers a positive remedy for consumption claiming thousands cured. It promises two free bottles to any reader who sends their P O address and a return express for postage, with a street address at 181 Pearl Street New York for response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ully
T. Slocum
M. C
Pearl At
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Weekly Globe
the Weekly Globe
Weekly Globe
Boston, Mass
New York Independent
United States
New
Unitarians
Universalists
Tuo
the Independent
College Life
Tom Thumb
Pitcairn Island
Cambridge
New Haven
Palmeerr
Harvard
A. L. Hanscom
Howard
Mr. Grundy
Miss Tittle-Tattle
House of Commons
Madison Square Garden
Thompson's
Grove
Thompson’s
Liebig
Pereira
Vevurag
J. MD
Bigsby
A Great Family Journal
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!