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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1879
Page
4
An offer explains that by sending a sample copy to neighbors a person can form a club of five and receive an extra copy for one year aiding wider distribution and access to WP content.
A fragmented plea suggests forming a club to secure five subscribers for a yearly newspaper gift. The note mentions wives or daughters may call on neighbors to quickly obtain the needed ten.
Fragmentary lines indicate a club or society mailed rules and subscription terms. The note mentions old members living in the same town or section and that each name received will move toward securing an extra copy.
Readers are urged to start canvassing for the Weekly Globe at once or through a friend. The notice calls for a little exertion to secure a one year subscription for each subscriber or reader.
Readable fragments describe a plan to enlist active agents in towns for subscriptions. It mentions providing sample materials, forwarding samples, and assisting agents. The text is garbled but centers on encouraging subscriptions and agent support across locations.
The notice promises to forward upline at once after new arrival of an incue without subscriber expense. It mentions postage stamps under 15 cents may be credited toward payment and forwarded at sinking, indicating a special arrangement regarding small denomination stamps and forwarding costs.
A long, garbled transcript from a Detroit Free Press style paper mixes political diatribes with social reform chatter. It cites Democratic positions, temperance society absurdities, and wartime budget debates, interwoven with scattered notices about public figures and sensational scraps.
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