Pronunciation of St Lewton debated by authorities
The piece discusses how to correctly pronounce the place name associated with St. Louis and its usage among locals and scholars. It cites Professor Louis Soldan's preference for St Lewtas, notes common local variations such as St. Lawen, and covers broader language tendencies toward original foreign pronunciations versus adapted American forms. It references historical remarks by Judge Pennypacker and touches on political discourse of the era.
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St. Louie
Louis Soldan
St. Lewen
St. Lawen
Foed inversary Golden Anniversary Stores Grow South History
A historical commemorative note marks a Golden Anniversary for a retail chain. It recalls humble beginnings in Baltimore at 5 N Gay Street and Telair Market, then expansion to become the region’s largest, most complete stores through bold merchandising and progressive selling. The piece highlights the founder Tsaae Tlenesch and decades of growth.
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Tsaae Tlenesch
N. Gay Street
Baltimore
Mal
Telair Market
Atendant
Grand Fall and Winter Season Opening 1902 1903
Invitation to celebrate goth anniversary and announce the formal opening of the Fall and Winter Seasons of 1902 1903. Floral decor marks the feature of the store with a grand display of furniture carpets rugs and house furnishings across every floor.
Benesch Stores Offer Vast Carpet Stock In Wilkes Barre
Five Acres in Our Sales Room Tut the colossal stock we've gathered from every noted factory whose goods are distinct ive orgs and went ead to hinivels of taplntine productions ret ontomeasbres bed Carpet mills are not confined alone to the variosalesrooms. Our shipping department here is perfect in every detail. Close attention is given to prompt local deliveries covering every section and suburb of Wilkes-Barre while out-of-town orders are expressed and freighted with dispatch. In fact, the Benesch Stores are better and great than ever before and decidedly more ample to provide your needs in the respective.
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Wilkes-Barre
Benesch
Fifty Anniversary Autumn Opening Offers Carnival of Reductions
This week marks a memorable opening with special price cuts across all home goods. The event highlights discounts on furniture for parlor to bath, carpets, curtains, pictures, china, glassware, kitchen utensils, stoves, ranges, and cooking appliances, inviting shoppers to buy and sightsee.
Growth of Wilkes-Barre's Greatest Furniture Store
Wilkes-Barre business chronicle reports the expansion of a leading furniture store at 32 Public Square with annex at No 34. The firm, previously at Scotel Wook Milly Co site, added a rear three story Bennet Building extension completed in five weeks by Shephard & Sons. Possession of annex dated Oct 15 and Luzerne Stables shed rooms acquired to convert into storage and shipping space at 234 Public Square by April 1 1902.
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Wilkes-Barre
Public Square
Steee Mam
Scotel Wook Milly Co
Bennett
Shepherd & Sons Builders
Townsend Bros
Luzerne
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