Boston Weekly Globe Tuesday Update
The Boston Weekly Globe reports a Tuesday edition with a note about Tae Dane Danes and a monthly copy count of fifty.
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1890
Page
4
The Boston Weekly Globe reports a Tuesday edition with a note about Tae Dane Danes and a monthly copy count of fifty.
Agents WIL plan to extend this offer to all invited subscribers and will deduct the same commission rate as on yearly subscriptions, maintaining consistency in compensation across the program.
Under this offer you must secure three subscribers at 81 each to receive THE GLOBE now through December 11, 1891. Once completed, you are entitled to a free copy for the same period.
Subscriber seeking active local agents when none exist, asking readers to suggest capable friends to become agents. Sample copies offered free, with cash commission for new agent referrals. Address requested for responses.
A notice invites readers to submit names of neighbors to receive ten or twelve sample copies of The Weekly Globe. Respondents should mail names on a postal card to The Weekly Globe in Boston Massachusetts.
The Weekly Globe offers agent commissions to those with best writings and family connections. Prize story awards will be announced at a February event named The Artin Tus Wexsay Oxopx. Many contestants enter, and manuscripts will be read with care.
Edwin Sex of Chicago has published a pamphlet titled Brief for Plaintiff Bacon vs Shake ssrxang. He invites opinion on the paper and its value to the Baconist side. Recep has organized facts and arguments supporting Bacon as the true Bungesrmane. The writer notes many worshippers of Bacon and decades of attention to the evidence.
A long, dense pastiche argues over Shakespeare’s authorship, citing Prof. Horace and Bacon theories, with references to Lord Bacon, Henry VII, and the arguable PJ of legal phrases. It weighs testing methods, textual evidence, and the claim of a trained lawyer as Shakespeare. The piece discusses authority and the role of evidence in attributing the plays.
A garbled ad-like snippet encourages earning pennies and dollars via agents in every village and town in the United States. It claims regular income without interfering with regular business and suggests youthful participation. Werner Grown seeks regular agents nationwide.
A Nov 22 New You fashion piece surveys women’s winter outerwear choices. It highlights four duty worthy cloaks with warm fabrics, velvet or satin trims, embroidery, and festive patterns. It notes practicality for travel and social events, with wool crepe and rich textures as preferred styles.
The readable fragment describes a dramatic coat style from New York with unclear terms and stray phrases about a terra cotta camel’s hale and a split waist. It mentions timing and provenance but lacks a coherent narrative, leaving the exact event unidentified.
In a Nov 2 dispatch from Wasasvaros, Mr Richard McMahon recalls Cleveland Blaine Reed and others in early 1880s politics. The sparsely legible text notes debates over Africa, party loyalties, and influential names like Reed and Stanley, with mentions of public dinners and political discourse of the era.
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