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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
2
A fragment describes a public health quarantine order affecting several houses and neighborhoods. Inmates exposed to the disease are confined and monitored. Authorities urge strict obedience to prevent further spread and protect the community.
A local concert booking fills weeks of engagement for an upcoming event in Oppenheim. The orchestra, with Mia and H. F. Weber among the accompanists, promises a refined program. Filler notices advertise De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for barma and bruises and caution about counterfeit products.
Marshal Snyder and Chief Lof tus arrested a man linked to a counterfeit ring. Investigators pursue the mill where the queen was produced, while ads for denture services in Albany advertise painless work and low prices.
A vintage advertisement extols Bucklen s Arnica Salve as the best cure for a wide range of ailments including cuts burns ulcers and skin eruptions. It claims global reach and lists local sellers W C Price J H Houck and G D Strob with pricing information and related goods or services.
Pennsylvania public schools show over one million pupils and expenses of 22.813 million dollars. The report lists districts 2516, schools 29,040, text books 760,967 dollars, school supplies 433,697 dollars, and a state appropriation of 8 million dollars ending June 4, 1800.
An old newspaper ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimony from E Demick of Somerville claiming relief after spending about $1,000 on other helps. The copy asserts the product digests food, replaces dieting, and cures stomach troubles, advertised by Peck & Roberts in Pittston and Waleo.
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