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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1890
Page
4
A discussion argues for expunging crude or obscene passages from Longfellow and similar poetry. The piece cites critics who deem certain lines offensive, proposing authoritative revisions to align with public decency. It also notes broader calls for reform in criminal procedure and public conduct, referencing lectures, school committees, and moral admonitions.
New York October fashion notes describe fall wardrobe choices as cold weather trends emerge. Designers emphasize practical outerwear, layering, and muted tones, with emphasis on durable fabrics for windy days and changing temperatures.
In a Hub pulpit exchange two noted preachers present contrasting styles. Father Richard Barry known for direct speech and concentrated energy delivers with vigor while Rabbi Schindler offers a measured approach. The pairing highlights strong personalities and a lively dialogue of faith.
OWYSEND S LETTER. Chat About New York s Great Governor DeWitt Clinton. His Homestead at Maspeth Now a Lager Beer Resort. One of the Newest Models. This is glove fitting and rather longer fees. A chaotic fragmentary item listing names and scattered phrases about Mr Clinton and a doctor.
A bold post announces a limited time deal to new and existing subscribers. Send 1 between now and January 1, 1894 and receive the balance of the year free, extending the subscription to expire December 31, 1891.
Agents will extend the offer to every person asked to subscribe. They will deduct the same commission as on yearly subscriptions.
Readers who do not want the easy commission of agents can secure an extra copy free for themselves under the following liberal terms. The notice highlights a self service option and rewards readers who act promptly to obtain an additional issue at no cost.
An advertisement promises copies of THE GLOBE through December 31, 1891 for three subscribers at 81 each. Upon securing three subscribers, a free copy for the same period is provided.
A recruitment notice asks subscribers to suggest active friends to act as agents where none exist. Sample copies are free and agents receive cash commission. requests are to be sent to THE WEEKLY CLOB E in Boston Massachusetts.
A brief call for readers to send 10 or 12 neighborhood names for sample copies of The Weekly Globe. Free samples promised to each name submitted with address to The Weekly Globe Boston Mass.
Newspaper ad proclaims a largest commission to agents for yearly subscriptions. It promises a cut of the 15 cent price and highlights top commission as incentive.
Florence Warden writes the latest tale described as exceptionally powerful with strong literary quality. The weekly installment promises high readership and compelling drama, urging readers to obtain early copies for every segment.
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