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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
1
A fragmented report notes political shifts and resignations amid South African and U S parliamentary maneuvers. It mentions the Porto Rico case, Lone’s resignation, Grey’s retirement, and March 8 senate ballots with scattered results.
The readable text shows sales notices listing prices for items like blankets underwear shirts and gowns. It references Friday and Saturday prices including 48 cents for some items and 419 for a blanket, plus a black cat spool spliced gown note and various ribbed fleece fabrics. Names, dates, and full context are incomplete.
Reedable fragments describe Fowler Dick and Walker as leaders and promoters of low prices in Wilkes-Barre. The text mentions exploration plans in Alabama and river study efforts, with topographical mapping work and military sounding notes.
Advertisement claims a skin food product named Dr Chase's Cintmant Te Malled promises smooth healthy beauty for thousands of women. The copy emphasizes transformative effects and widespread use without provided evidence.
Fragmented advert lists tailor made suits priced 168 to 209 and half price options. Includes ladies wear such as waists, wrappers, mercerized underskirts and undershirts, wool undershirts, and draw ers. Also notes goods like ribbons and groceries with varied prices.
Early spring styles boost retail with Albatross waists trimmed in lace and vibrant colors from blue to nile green. New colored silk waists in red coral and yellow, along with black brilliantine skirts and homespun options, plus tailor made suits and corsets at sharp sale prices. Hosiery, belts, and novelty items complete the display with big discounts to stimulate trade.
Slightly soiled but otherwise perfect white sport items sold for 1.50 and 2.00, with figures like 4.56 and boards including Manhattan and Globe sizes 4 to 174. 75 cents each. Heavy cotton work shirts in all colors regular price 1.47 on sale. Boys striped sweaters all wool sold for 12 reduced to 9.
The notice describes pricing for hats at 3.50 and up, hats at 3.25 and 2.98, and a bulk lot including ribbons and serge fabrics. It references a work room production run and items such as outing hats and grosgrain ribbons in bulk quantities.
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