Scarce Crop Sale Arrangements With Mr Whitlock
Very scarce. Arrangements made with Mr Whitlock to sell his crop at 10 cents for canning while supplies last. Order: early.
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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
1
Very scarce. Arrangements made with Mr Whitlock to sell his crop at 10 cents for canning while supplies last. Order: early.
Prices cut to 25¢ 35¢ 50¢ and 70¢ with selection of dresses advertised for Pitts Drawers. Local sale promotes deep discounts on assorted styles, urging quick visits to shop.
West Pittston voters witness a reorganized school board with J. W. Wheeler as president and Foster as secretary, Brenton as treasurer. New teaching appointments include Ella MacNut as high school principal, with a full slate of grammar and primary teachers announced. Outgoing staff noted and new hires listed among a large faculty roster.
A small four page West Pittston weekly called The Club Weekly emerges by two local boys Art Trumbower and Herbert Harrington. The issue notes printing by a regular printer, supports library and athletic club interests, and lists community notices from town on activities from Church excursions to track and railroad updates.
A fragmentary science column notes a Lormen coast variance of one degree over a decade. It mentions a joint London Berlin Paris observatories photograph of 68 million stars, a cinematograph for the blind using embossed sheets and rapid rotation, and Dr. Dussard's French invention. Hyatt Verrill claims dyes and water color textures become permanent with gold deposits.
A guide-like note discussesRen that fattens renally 18 and reliable indicators of fovia that feather slowly. It covers keeping fowia on firm footing, preventing swollen feet, and frequent runs. Advice includes rotating feeding coops, spacing to exclude older birds, and moving coops to fresh ground after mud exposure to prevent taint and disease.
A fragment filled with recipe hints for coffee cake and cabbage dish plus local ads. Mentions Nell crushed sago milk scalding steps and a remedy by Dr Thomas Heledels. Also notes newspaper bundles for carpet underlay and rental listings for dwellings, barns, shops, and factories with available housing and investment opportunities.
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