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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1889
Page
4
TO SUBSCRIBERS Have you renewed If you have not you ought to renew it once The Weekly Globe is more necessary in your family than ever before Never before Was it so helpful to each member old or young All expired subscriptions will be discontinued immediately When you're new ask neighbors to subscribe with you Send for free sample copies and agents rates.
The Weekly Globe promotes its value for subscribers at $1.00 a year offering seventeen novels or $8.50 worth of stories poems and miscellany. It invites readers to form a club and notes a club offer on the page.
A garbled catalog offers premiums paired with The Weekly Globe. Prices appear alongside items like dictionaries, books, and various bundles. The text mixes vendor names and product titles in unclear sequences, making exact items and costs hard to extract.
The Boston Globe reports on New Hampshire farmers and farm desertion, decline of agriculture in New England, and tariff issues. It highlights testimony before a U S Senate committee on Canada trade, tariff reform, and hopes for reciprocal relations, plus a note on arbitration and business as a science.
The dispatch covers a settled strike of London dock laborers and details surrounding Gordon's death at Khartoum. It notes worker solidarity, dock directors' dispute, and the broader European unrest, including demonstrations and political tensions. The report mentions Antwerps fire, the new Catholic university discussions, and various international developments.
A jumble of garbled phrases references municipal authority Liverpent and a proposed project or contracting plan. Distinct entities and concrete facts are largely unreadable, with no clear event date, outcome, or responsible organizations detectable.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an Alabama bar story and rustic scenes with references to goats cows and horses. It mentions a character named Pete the sorrel horse and a powerful un, with scattered words about a fever, a pension commissionership, and a visitor who comments on a postey. The legible bits depict rural life and political notes in a disjointed 19th or early 20th century style.
Two sisters from Waldo County Maine rise from humble bakehouse beginnings to fortune in Boston after moving via Belfast. They save, invest, and build wealth, while family conflict and a stern father influence their path. Their success is celebrated amid personal trials and a wariness of marriage plans.
The article explains why gold dollars have become rare as mint products trade above their nominal value. It notes strong demand and limited supply driving prices beyond face value, reflecting market enthusiasm for precious metal content and collectible coins.
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