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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
2
A historical snippet from the Bittston Gazette notes pricing and delivery details for an 1850s Pennsylvania publication. It references the Wyoming Anthracite region, a republication or reprint context, and weekly cost structures around cents per week via mail and carrier routes.
Friday reports a Boston strike settlement with Governor Crane and business leaders mediating. Workers return to jobs, railways to rehire those employable, boosting commerce. Also discussed is a congressional postal currency bill proposing blank-faced notes turned into checks, with redemption via banks, promising safer remittance in rural areas.
The article notes speculation on President Roosevelt naming replacements as long time officials retire. It highlights Hay Brown of Lancaster as a potential candidate for a top post, and discusses retirements and confirmations of Wilson, Hay, and Wittenck with a view toward a permanent cabinet.
Fragmented OCR passage recounts a history of a popular tale and a sales claim for Kemps Bat remedy. Mentions Appleton publishers and sales milestones since 1898. Describes a “Toke” location and local business persuasion with a conclusive note on throat and lung relief claims.
A fragmented ad highlights springtime home furnishings from a university of value. It promotes practical demonstrations of leadership, low prices, and peerless style, inviting immediate inspection of new home adornments and the seasonal appeal.
Advertises a carpet exposition with a wide selection including Oriental and Wilton carpets. Highlights low prices on Wilton and tapestry Brussels, with various yard rates and free lining. Warns of limited quantities as bargains expire.
A garbled OCR fragment references go carts baby carriages and safety themes. It mentions individuals or groups in unclear terms, notes a possible event or act, and includes scattered phrases about safety oaths or statements. Names, dates, locations, or precise actions are not discernible.
Fragmentary text hints at furniture arrivals and showroom features. Mentions couches, mattresses, and a new South location with emphasis on stylish designs and sleeper furniture. Exact details are unclear due to damaged copy, but the notice signals product availability and store expansion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a land area or event term from a weekly notice. Names and specifics are unclear, but the readable bits reference a duration of two weeks and land or locale. Further readable context is needed to identify concrete people, places, or actions.
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