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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1890
Page
4
An old parish style ad states that The Weekly Globe offers two months of subscription at ten cents. It appeals to readers to join family clubs, promising personal engagement and broader appeal for both old and young readers.
An old sales notice touts ten cent two month trials for The Weekly Globe. It promises high commissions to agents and pleads for large clubs to renew subscriptions, suggesting test issues will drive renewals.
The Weekly Glove will publish the three cash prize winners and their short stories in the July 5 issue. Remaining entries from boys and girls will appear in successive issues in a department devoted to original short stories by young readers of The Weekly Glove.
The July 5 edition will launch a continued detective story. Readers are urged to read the current installment of the serial, lauded by many as rivaling The Leavenworth Case in power and interest.
The Philadelphia Farm Journal offers a weekly Globe subscription for $1.10 mailed to any address, with The Weekly Globe published in Moston Massachusetts.
A long column argues for a broad liberal education evolving beyond rigid past norms, praising Harvard as a national model. It advocates widening access, open doors to elective studies, and thoughtful use of summer vacations for self improvement and relaxation. The piece defends university progress against vandalism fables and urges fair treatment of colleges nationwide.
A reflective, affectionate portrait traces a father's memories of his daughter from cradle to graduate, noting how her presence transforms the home, alters atmosphere, and expands horizons. The piece spans pride, wonder, and the bittersweet pain of impending separation as life’s tender changes unfold.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a rough ballad line about wickedness and refrain, with garbled phrases and stray names. The readable bits hint at a rhyme or chorus but lack coherent narrative or clearly identifiable persons places organizations or events.
Redfern's Summer Models from New York showcase travel gowns designed for seaside and inland trips. The featured Reatorn Travelling Gown blends shaded green and gray with darker gray accents, fusing practicality with seasonal style for June wear.
An OCR garbled page shows dialogue about marriage legality and name changes. It mentions returning to marriage, consent, and a woman referred to as “fat woman” in a disparaging tone. It hints at name changes, engagement, and a court or town legal dispute context with scattered names and phrases lacking coherence.
The article notes a national effort opening in July by Woman Honor Cares auxiliary alongside the Grand Army of the Republic to recognize and support Army nurses and other women who served the nation. It recalls 1866 efforts of the relief fund, endorsed by Commander in Chief, and mentions plans to honor nurses at events and related hospital support.
A bold promotional notice touts Webster's Dictionary as the definitive 4100 year history in over 1600 pages with 1500 illustrations and 15000 synonyms. It highlights added pronunciation guides, state mottoes, historical dates, and 10,000 new words, all printed via gelatin process to cut costs and offer at $3.50 for a $10 edition.
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