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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
3
A promotional offer promises a barrel of decorated china dishes given with every quarter pound of Golden Rod Baking Powder. The assortment includes four lane sets of six pieces and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy notes the supply originates from a well known New York wholesale house.
A West Pittston man Daniel Lewis dies from a selfinflicted gunshot wound after his wife, who found a revolver in his pocket, accidentally fired it during an examination. The coroner's jury will investigate. funeral is planned for Sunday. Treble Clef concert in Music Hall benefits Pittston Library features Mrs Chapman and soloists Reynolds and Fruedenberger with strong orchestra. audience enjoyed "The Ode to Susie" and "The Spring" with encores and praise for performers, pianist Lena Monle, and the ensemble.
Inexpensive lace substitutes are described for sewing braid to patterns to create small table ornaments. Tips include aligning the braid edge on outer curves to prevent curling and secure placement, with decorative options such as silk lining to match room colors and glassware display.
Instructions describe preparing and securing lace patterns on fabric, including baste stitching, protecting large pieces, and avoiding snags. It covers edge protection, threading, and knotting, with notes on ironing, turning work, and using salt water to set tinted brows for a fashionable finish.
A fragmented note describes velvet applique patterns and a belt buckle concept. It references a pattern spread over fabric with possible ribbon and a central buckle detail, noting effort toward an effective design. The text is incomplete but centers on decorative fashion elements.
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