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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
3
The fragment suggests executives discuss keeping ties with Equivaste for strategic advantage and potential alignment with similar firms. It hints at cost efficiency and long term payoff guiding preference amid broader vendor considerations.
Fragmented clipping reports a man facing incurable baldness and rising health concerns. Other notes mention a church project in Bunnell Hill, a Scranton plumbing examiner appointment, temperance union protests, a long service award in Carbondale, and a fatal sawyer accident in Wyomingtown with several local references to officials and firms.
Miss Jonnie Whyte of Avoca visited yesterday. Homes welcomed: a son born to Prof. and Mrs. Wyworski. Miss Clara Metcalf convalescing after pneumonia. Miss Marian Moffatt visiting friends in town. Many locals and guests noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Rowett Nan took, Mrs. Owen Treleaven and children, George Wilder of Boxford, and others. Funeral announced for William Laird with Rev. Jacobs officiating. numerous mourners attended. Ballads and hymns rendered. local ads for Allen’s Foot-Ease and various remedies advertised.
A Nanticoke man found a five pound black fish in Lake Suangole while several locals sought foremen certificates. Lewellyn Phillips of Plymouth named Bucknell rhetoric professor. Deaths arrive from Colorado and Wilkes-Barre. Atlantic Osteopathy holds commencement this evening. Local labor, banking, and election news mix with sales pitches for Port wine and travel offers to San Francisco.
A fragment advertises sending a one cent mail card to receive solicitious agents who will wait upon you. It promises to pay for the card and invites readers to join in the line of progression with a simple name and address on the back of the card.
A local ad lists discounted stock including 500 dozen children’s double knee hose with minor imperfections, ladies black hose and infant socks in assorted colors, infant silk finished socks, wash goods remnants in lawn and mercerized varieties, Prunellas, winter aprons, men’s narrow four in hand ties in blue shades, and “Mother’s Friend” shirt waists with removable bands, all offered at reduced prices this week.
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