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Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1890
Page
4
Glub Raisers Liberal Terms for Free Copy Offer
Readers who do not want the cash commission of agents may take advantage of generous terms to secure an extra copy free for themselves. The offer outlines simple steps and eligibility criteria for obtaining the complimentary issue.
Copies Now to Dee 31 Free Globe Offer
An advertisement offers copies for $1 each with a special deal: secure three subscribers at one dollar each to receive The Globe now through December 1, 1801. The offer promises a free copy for a comparable period for those who qualify.
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GLOBE
Permanent Agents Wanted In Every Town In Nation
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United States
CLOBE
Boston
Mass
Sample Copy Offer From The Weekly Globe
The Weekly Globe announces free sample copies for readers who submit a list of 10 to 12 names in their neighborhood. Each respondent will receive two free samples by mail to Boston Massachusetts.
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Weekly Globe
Boston
Mass
New Yorker
Tor
Bost
Fila Fren
Goves
Stata
Tellus
Nic
Devens
Ely
Bureau of Information
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Tver Srom
Globe offers record high commissions for renewals
Agents urged to build large trial subscriber clubs by Jan 1 1991 to secure big renewals commission. The Globe pays its largest ever annual subscription commission and 15 cent subscribers yield the same commission rate.
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Globe Commission
Weekly Globe subscription agent advertisement claims highest commissions
An advertisement from the Weekly Globe touts high commissions for agents who secure yearly subscriptions. It credits Darron as the prime subscription agent and promotes the publication as offering superior features to attract readers and ensure return pay.
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GLOBE
Parvous
Darron
Hatte
Fragments on memory and public figures in 19th century politics
The excerpt discusses a dictionary of congress figures and how some names, despite long service, fade from public memory. It reflects on historical recognition, notable leaders like Mr. Statman, and the challenge of preserving past contributions across generations. It notes the value of authoritative sayings and the hope posterity will honor these voices.
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House of Congress
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Senate
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Sons
Statman
Resolved Question of Mr Suanven in Senate Service
Gronax S. Ovrwat reflects on Mr Suanven a long time senator, noting his early advantages and public service, while questioning what philosophical or literary legacy he left for future writers and scholars to remember. The piece discusses leadership, conciliation, and the challenges of popular government.
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Mantles and Garment Trends in Early Fashion Satire
A garbled excerpt mocks clean long garments and vanity worn by women, noting popularity but dismissing deficiencies as the result of designers' wraps. It hints at two tun work No.1 law and mentions Serica and Set headings in a satirical tone.
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