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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1890
Page
4
For ten cents readers can subscribe to two months of The Weekly Globe. The paper invites personal interest from readers to help form social clubs and promote its weekly magazine among old and new subscribers.
A promotion urging agents to build large clubs by selling ten cent subscriptions for two months. It promises renewals in the Fall and notes The Globe pays the largest commissions to agents. Send for rates and terms.
The notice invites readers to mail a list of 10 to 12 names from their neighborhood for free sample copies. It instructs sending names on a postal card to The Weekly Globe in Boston Massachusetts.
The Farm Journal promotes its weekly issue offering to mail to any address for 1.10 dollars. It touts itself as a leading verteultural publication with short papers and concise content, highlighting its subscription accessibility.
A damaged OCR fragment notes an appropriate hymn and a prominent scientist in a leading community discussing elation between certain senses and faces. It mentions Bechler and a boat talk with references to a haven and loading beams, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
The fragmentary 1890 Boston Globe item promotes a 10 cent trial offer and 16 cent subscriber bundle with renewals emphasized by Commander Veazey’s leadership. It also discusses social topics from ear piercing fashions to a large colonial parade and public morals, including taxation of artificial butter and humane measures.
The piece surveys Cardinal Newtax as an intellectual giant with a complex stance on popularity. It contrasts his convert background and sharp theological mind with a cautious public persona, noting his disdain for mere applause and his influence on discussions of secular and cloistered life.
Fragmented dialogue describes a couple failing to secure a window sill prop. The improvised setup on the roof and in the hammock causes staining and distress, hinting at a strained marriage and domestic misadventure with a humorous, chaotic tone.
The Boston Weekly Globe announces a contest with four prizes for boys and girls under 18. Submit stories 100 to 1000 words by November 1, 1890. prizes range from 20 to 1 for top entries. Subscriptions of six months grant contest entry. accepted stories become property of The Globe and may be printed during the year.
A special directive instructs writers to use only one side of sheets, write plainly, and mail manuscripts to the Story Editor of THE BOSTON WEEKLY GLOBE at Nos. 236-244 Washington Street, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
The readable text includes scattered words and phrases lacking clear context or names. It appears as an OCR fragment with multiple garbled sections and no coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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