Young Folks History Series Planned by The Weekly Globe
The Weekly Globe announces a series of Young Folk's Political History of the United States with articles by eminent writers. Contributors include Hon. John P. D. Long and Hon. George B. Loring among others to explain presidents administrations and political events in clear concise form for children and readers.
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GLOBE
Anerican
United States
John PD. Long
John Adams
George B. Loring
Joseph Howard, Jr
Peveler
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Carroll B. Wright
Census and Labor Statistics Authority
Ian
George 8
Boutwell
Grant
Massachusetts
George M. Towle
Andrew Johnson
Lucy Stone
Weekly Globe
America
Subscription terms for 1888 renewal announced
Every subscription at $1.00 per year received between now and February 1, 1888 expires March 11, 1889. notice outlines the renewal window and expiration date.
The Weekly Globe subscription offer for 1889 campaign
The Weekly Globe promotes a one year subscription offer ending March 11, 1889 at $1.00. Accents and dollar subscribers receive the Globe during the campaign with a premium for subscribers and sample copies provided to agents for large club signups.
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GLOBE
The Globe’s Political History Instalment Three
The Weekly Globe offers three of its political history papers and can supply all back numbers. It urges Democrats to study the nation’s political history and to promote Grover Cleveland’s renomination and election. Readers are urged to form local clubs and request samples and agent terms from The Weekly Globe in Boston.
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Globe
Grover Cleveland
Weekly Globe
Boston
Mass
Boston Weekly Globe Classified Rates 1888
Boston Weekly Globe listing subscription rates dated February 8 1888 with per month sixpence per year and postage prepaid options for different delivery terms. Includes address 242 Washington Street and note on second class matter at Boston Post Office.
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Tae Girone Newspaper Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Congress to Probe Pennsylvania Coal Troubles
The Grower urged Congress to investigate the coal industry in Pennsylvania amid monopoly power and worker distress. The piece argues for equitable wages, condemns cheap foreign labor, and notes the potential limits of a congressional inquiry while urging action to improve labor conditions.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Congressional
Wyoming
Schuylkill
Lehigh
The Globe Magazine Deals Offer From The Weekly Globe
The Globe clubs magazines with The Weekly Globe and offers a combo price for magazines or papers. Readers may write to The Weekly Globe in Boston, Massachusetts to request quoted combinations or ask for named lists if their preferred title is not listed.
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Weekly Globe
The
Globe
Boston
Mass
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
United States
Grant
Wilson
Jean Card
Woman’s Hour
Damn Goss
Asa Gray Remembered As A True Naturalist And Teacher
A tribute praises Asa Gray for unpretentious demeanor and vast botanical attainments. It commends his method of communication over display, noting how his illumination transformed views of evolution and nature, elevating botany to a noble pursuit and inspiring both students and readers.
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Asa Gray
The Mastery of Botany and the Legacy of Gray
The article extols botany as a profound study of life and creation, praising Professor Gray for unmatched classification skill and deep observational insight. It frames Gray as a towering naturalist whose work elevates knowledge beyond pedantry to a timeless, cherished contribution.
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Professor Gray
Grorce Cannino Hini
Senator Briarr’s History of the Temperance Movement
The New Hampshire senator Brarr, a steadfast prohibitionist, presents a rigorous historical account in his History of the Temperance Movement. He defends prohibition with fairness, avoiding data distortion, and his work is hailed as a valuable cyclopedia for the temperance cause.
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Briarr
New Hampshire
Brarr
No Rivalry to Blaine for Republican Nomination
The passage notes no clear challenger to Blaine within the Republican ranks as candidates fear facing Cleveland in the upcoming election. It cites Rupert T. Lincolly and Senator Hawley as possible rivals but argues party cohesion and Cleveland’s strength discourage opposition.
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Hunt
Hewrtt
Cleveland
Blaine
Rupert T. Lincolly
HawLey
Maine
CunverAnp
Cheveland
Buavnr
M. de Lesseps Big Ditch and the Panama Project
A retrospective look at the Panama Canal effort led by M. de Lesseps, detailing vast engineering tasks, 200 million dollars in French agricultural funding, massive labor needs, and the high costs already spent with a halting progress toward completion. The piece notes the high death toll, hospital colony, and the looming political and social risk if the project collapses.
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France
M. Pr Lessers
M. de Lesseps
Canal schemes and their moral weight on national pride
The piece weighs the Panama canal project against Monroe doctrine implications and domestic costs. It argues the canal would mainly aid foreign commerce, harm U S carrying trade, and is an ill chosen, expensive route, though its grandeur stirs national pride and admiration. It notes malaria health hopes and contrasts w ar debt brutality in Europe.
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France
Atlantic
Pacific
Sheridan's Chances as Republican Dark Horse for 1888
The city welcomes General Sheridan and suggests he could rival Blaine for the Republican nomination. Sheridan’s military record exceeds most rivals except Grant and he combines star power with personal magnetism. Could he emerge as the dark horse of 1888.
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Sheridan
Blaine
Buarnr
Hayes
Sherman
Grant
Winchester
Buaine
General Sheridan
Mr. Buninn
Daily ink and national headlines from a bygone era
A compendium of fleeting political quips and curios from The New York Sun. mentions of Eva Arts Henry George Clevel and Cleveland Henry Wilson Denis Kearny and China Wyoming indemnity funds reflect period satire and diplomatic tone.
The Woman's Hour Crafts: Napkins and Knitwear Directions
Instructions for making elegant table napkins using Scotch linen floss and Finlayson flosses, with colorways and fringe ideas. Also includes patterns for a knitted jersey and a crocheted skirt, detailing materials, stitch patterns, and assembly steps.
Affections Dearest Joys in Sleep Portraits and Muttering
An unsigned art column praising a watercolor pair titled Wide Awake and Fast Asleep and Brown Eyes and Blue Eyes. It extols a mother’s vigil over her sleeping child, the heavenly innocence of infancy, and the emotional rewards of maternity. Subscriptions for The Weekly Globe and Sunshine for Little Children are advertised.
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Sunshine
GLOBE
Magazin
GuLose
Crocheted Skirt and Wall Pocket Craft Guide
Instructions describe crochet stitches to form a wide skirt with four-row alternation, opening at top for packet hole, ribbon holes at waist, and a wall pocket craft using a circular cardboard base covered in satin or plush fabrics for a portable photo display.
Photo holder with folded pockets and decorative edge
The article describes a cover made in folds as shown in the illustration. Folds on the lower edge form pockets for slipping the bottom edge of photographs. Embroidered or painted lower folds finished with a silk cord and a top ring for hanging. Can be used as setters or scaled for cards.
Woman's Hour readers seek easy fair items for children
Correspondents discuss crafting ideas for fairs including scrim aprons, doll accessories, bags, and candy. tips describe sugar popcorn, cochineal coloring, and simple knit or crochet patterns. Florida letters praise warm winters, alligator and orange groves, and moss for decoration.
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Pansy
C. A
Boston
Sunland
Florida
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St. Louis
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Europe
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California
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