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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1890
Page
4
Agents will extend offers to all asked to subscribe and will deduct the same commission as on yearly subscriptions. The note emphasizes uniform commission terms across subscription solicitations.
A notice invites readers not seeking cash from agents to obtain an extra copy at no cost through a special liberal offer. The item describes how interested individuals can take advantage of the arrangement to secure a free additional issue.
Under this offer you wave only to secure 3 subscribers at 1 each who will receive THE GLOBE now to December 1891 in order to entitle you to a free copy for the same length of time.
The Weekly Globe invites every reader and nonsubscriber to mail a postal card with 10 to 12 names of neighbors. The newspaper will mail a free sample copy to each respondent as a token of thanks. Names and addresses should be sent to The Weekly Globe Boston Mass.
A long critique of the average New York young man focusing on taste for literature and art, the lure of sports and finance, and the gap in conversation with women. It argues that many lack stamina and intellectual curiosity, notes the pressure of social jealousy, and urges perseverance, restraint, and practical character to endure routine strains and achieve advancement.
A lengthy historical editorial discusses poll tax repeal and the Untaxed Ballot League in Boston, arguing voting rights must be free of financial barriers. It traces farming shifts, farm organization growth, and the Farmers Alliance’s political influence across the South and West, urging unity against taxed voting.
The Boston Weekly Globe invites under 18 entrants to submit stories of 100 to 1000 words by November 1, 1890. Four prizes total twenty dollars, ten, six, and one dollar. Winners announced about December 1, 1890 after committee evaluation. Sketches for illustrations allowed.
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