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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1890
Page
4
The Globe promises readers in 1890 a slate of fiction including at least 14 complete novels. The noted dramatist and novelist Dion Boucicault is cited as contributing a work titled Two Men's Bride, with the Globe boasting premier storytelling quality.
The Globe announces a reorganization of its mailing department to ensure each subscriber receives every issue weekly. Delivery is set for a regular receiving day, though delays caused by trains beyond the paper’s control may occur.
The Weekly Globe announces the largest commission ever paid to agents and urges readers to apply for New Agents Rates and Sample Copies. Between now and May agents can earn cash to cover running expenses while continuing regular work, with many already succeeding by securing subscribers for The Weekly Globe.
An old farming periodical listing offers The Philadelphia Farm Journal and The Weekly Globe to subscribers at a price of 1.10 per year with sericultural monthly by Avery.
The Fanciers Review discusses piano music from White Smith Co with rare gems. It highlights compositions by notable artists including Godard and others, noting prices like 76 cents for a piece and 60 cents for another.
A long essay argues for expanding home ownership for workingmen through instalment plans. It warns against rent traps and praises mortgage like systems offering affordable suburbia. It condemns wealth focused politics and cites social reform, moral welfare, and risks of millionaire aspirations while urging equitable access to housing. It also touches on French spoliation claims and delayed justice awaiting congressional action.
A reflective piece argues against prizing pride over need among the poor. It suggests a discreet gift approach that preserves self respect, urging readers to provide small luxuries and genuine sympathy rather than public aid. The essay highlights dignity, modest gifts, and thoughtful support to ease financial strain without eroding self worth.
The piece surveys 19th century disputes over tariffs on foreign art objects, noting a shift from no tax to a 10 percent wartime duty and then a proposed 30 percent rate. It argues the higher duty harmed artists and exports, limiting revenue and sales, while discussing broader political commentary on protectionism and cultural policy. The text also references various political figures and public debates of the era.
A 19th century voyage recounts a revenue cutter under Hope Austin chasing a Texas based smuggling ring in the Gulf of Mexico. The crew observes muffled sounds and a distant craft near New Orleans, confronting hoarded goods and suspects while tracking the illicit operation.
A garbled OCR note mentions rain tapping on glass and a hidden line about a camp or campaign. The legible parts hint at a preparatory alert or coded warning, with uncertain quotes and fragmentary phrases that suggest distress or death near a site labeled as a camp.
The fragment discusses apple composition including fibre albumen sugar and chlorophyll. It notes a claim by a Gor man uoniyat about higher phosphorus content and links phosphorus to sedentary habits and health effects while mentioning mechanisms of bite and seizure observations.
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