Store Promises Better Service and Modern Improvements
A store pledges a better experience for 1902, aiming to meet the people's wants, keep pace with modern improvements, and help elevate business principles.
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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
8
A store pledges a better experience for 1902, aiming to meet the people's wants, keep pace with modern improvements, and help elevate business principles.
A long catalog style sale listing many items from Flexibone Moulded Corsets to Leather Belts, Laces, Embroideries and Cushions. Deep discounts across clothing, hats, underwear, gloves, waists, and jackets plus rug and shoe bargains. Midwinter clothing sale offers half price on many suits and overcoats.
Hats offered at a discount, with a focus on good style and savings. Men’s mufflers priced to attract buyers, with a note that customers can save enough to cover a dinner off the hat’s price. Local retailer promotes the business approach of one-third off on mufflers and related items.
A Dublin University Magazine excerpt presents a poem about living for those who love, seeking virtue, learning from suffering, and aiding humanity. It reflects on unity, learning, and striving for a just world guided by divine purpose and courage.
The text urges women to secure time for healthful rest to avoid chronic stress. It warns against rushing and neglecting self care, advocating that mothers and wives balance duties with companionship and reading. It warns of nervous breakdowns from overwork and urges choosing self preservation to protect children and family wellbeing.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Almanac for 1902 is praised as an excellent annual reference for busy readers. It includes literature facts, calendars, election returns, a complete directory of government, Congress members, state legislature, judiciary, national government, sports records, year end chronology, and other useful information. The volume is described as a compact, well judged compilation offered free to Inquirer readers.
A large coal lands body covering about 7 000 acres between Richmond and Fast Mahoning, leased at 30 to 76 dollars per acre, has been placed under option with Jas W Drape & Co of Pittsburgh. Land owners R W Dinsmore and H W Graffins were notified to prepare deeds as the sale potential looms. The brokers, not coal dealers, hold the options as leases near expiration this month.
A new telephone arrives in town and visits by D W Satter and wife and Do Th Wy. Mr Aaron Langer, recently employed at Kasheguee, returned home. Mrs John Gall came back from Pittsburg. Two boys were escorted by the constable to the J of Py at Ragsiter. Belva Blakley returned from Du Bois. Woman's Relief corps hosted local visitors from Punxey, tawney. Albert Warren Blaine Simpson from Sportsburg called on Wednesday.
Charles Labord of Ord and Miss Clara Sterner daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sterner of Deckers Point were married in Salamanca New York last Thursday. Miss Sterner taught at Grant School in Grant Township but recently resigned.
The Pittsburg Gazette invites the 25 most popular school teachers from Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia to an all expenses paid six week trip through Tog land Scotland and the continent. Competent conductors will accompany the group for instruction and pleasure. Each successful contestant receives a $50 personal expense purse. Voting blanks appear in every issue. vote for your favorite teacher and send to the excursion department for recording. A few seats remain, pricing is adjusted. Heating Stoves at Alex, T. 'Paytor's.
Market prices listed include peaches eggs flour butter lard poultry and grains with various per unit costs. Prices cover butter eggs mackerel salt corn oats wheat rye buckwheat and more reflecting a broad commodity listing.
The Youths' Companion and the Democrat are offered together for a low price of $2.25. The Companion costs $1.75 alone, and the Democrat $1.00 per year, presenting a bargain option for readers seeking youth and political literature.
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