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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1890
Page
4
An old promotional notice touts large commissions for agents of The Weekly Globe. It urges sending for new agents rates and suggests earning money between now and May to cover rum ming expenses. It claims others are succeeding and promises easy earnings by securing subscribers for The Weekly Globe Boston Mass.
The text urges renewal of The Weekly Globe, promises entertainment and high returns, and invites readers to start a club. It announces a prize among those who renew or subscribe in January for solving the fiction crime in The Globe serial The Dent in the Panel with rewards of 100, 40, and 40, respectively. It invites sending for samples.
An advertising notice for The Philadelphia Farm Journal The Weekly Globe priced at $1.10. Includes address reference The Waskly 6 and notes purchase details for readers seeking publication access.
The Ruslan government plans a massive Aboo mile Siberian railroad with an estimated $20,000,000 cost. The piece notes bold capital ventures and compares colonial debt schemes to modern finance, highlighting English and American financiers backing grand projects. It also discusses seal monopoly issues and shifts in lease terms, noting a potential new arrangement approved by Congress and the impact on rations and profits.
A sprawling column reviews creed debates, New England investment zeal, and public morals. It weighs where national wealth should go, argues for housing reform and women’s public work, and muses on theatre, art, and social progress with references to regional economies and cultural figures.
A cluttered excerpt on renumbering recipes and lessons from mothers, praising John’s praise for soups stews and puddings. It outlines favored dishes and a long run of kitchen tips and steps, including broth, oyster soup, beef with yorkies, and pudding methods.
An unclear OCR extract mentions a race and personal reflections. The legible portions reference a race event, possible conduct notes, and individual names in a chaotic stream of text. Overall the fragment suggests a diaristic or note style rather than a coherent news item.
A Washington interview with leading ladies reveals that 85 percent married before 20, with some mothers wed at 17 and many into their twenties. Mrs. Wanamaker comments on the trend, while Mrs. Harrison urges a 25 marriage age for women. The piece cites social expectations and the influence of wives in public life alongside notes on society events and personalities.
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