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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1890
Page
4
A clipped ad entices readers to subscribe to The Weekly Globe for two months at ten cents. It frames the offer as aiding a family magazine for all ages and invites subscribers to participate by personal effort, paying ten cents each.
An old newspaper ad offers a two month weekly globe subscription at ten cents to recruit agents who will secure subscribers and renewals with commissions paid by The Globe. The message promises better service and outlines agent remuneration and renewal incentives.
The New Hampshire bank commissioner’s review of farm mortgage concerns highlights high rates, weak security, and evaded questions. Bowes cites millions invested, overdue interest, and reliance on ocean mortgages, with much money channeled to Western farm ventures amid cautions about state bonds and depositor protection.
A fragment discusses New Hampshire officials and a call for fair hearing, warning of seriousness for New England. It promotes a magazine offer: send 10 cents to receive Tir Werxiy Guone for two months with novels and dressmaking lessons, claiming value equal to leading authors and entertainment for children.
A long, antiquated essay muses on Veterans Day in memory of fallen soldiers and the need for unity. It contrasts war’s end with lingering enmities and then shifts to a spring flower show at Green Apple Bouquets, praising fruit trees and New England apple lore. It blends reverent remembrance with horticultural praise, noting orchards, blossoms, and a Japanese influence on cherry blossoms.
An essay discusses com munist ideas and the fate of labor unions, comparing capital and labor power. It argues unions justify wage protection, while trusts concentrate wealth, and calls for balanced oversight. The piece also reflects on teachers authority, parental influence, and childhood education.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a croquet gown ensemble with white wool materal and a blue bodice and Nason. A matching hat in white straw with a blue creve de chine crown features a summer flower spray on the right, completing the outfit.
In New York the narrator notes samples of divided skirts amid travel humor. Mentions touring country towns, central railway stops, and a plan to pay commissions for rewriting parts, with reference to Ravenvort Fest and names like Oliver Duagn. The passage blends fashion items with itinerant observation and a joking tone about local responses.
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