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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary quote emphasizes that only those who pull their own weight should influence politics. It argues that wealth or poverty should not grant social advantage, and that failing to act makes a person a burden to others, reflecting Roosevelt’s stance on civic responsibility and national duty.
A historic balance of thirteen thousand dollars was reported in the state treasury at the end of August, the largest single sum ever held in the coffers of the commonwealth. Philadelphia’s treasury reportedly holds more, over twenty eight million dollars, with two percent perhaps invested.
Fragments discuss the coal miners strike in dispute and the push for arbitration as a solution. References to Senator Quay, President Mitch, and the Philadelphia North American critique the likelihood of a quick settlement, noting the need for both sides to consent and the risk of ongoing unrest.
A damaged text fragment mentions a past event with unclear details and names, offering limited readable facts and no clear outcome.
The passage discusses Noah and Abram within the biblical narrative, noting Imagination, devotion, and rebellion. It emphasizes God's call to Abram to leave Mesopotamia, the promise of an enduring covenant, and the need for wholehearted obedience to walk uprightly before God. It underscores human weakness and reliance on divine power.
A discourse urging lawmakers to postpone immediate compulsory arbitration and instead study the issue for future industrial peace. It argues that hasty legislation could fail to gain court support and calls for a deliberate approach to craft a fair, lasting law.
A distorted focus on departing home and tender farewells, with images of separate paths, heavy loads, and a wish for endurance. The text evokes longing, uncertain futures, and a late night goodbye, suggesting emotional strain and tentative comfort.
In a fragmented exchange, a man who paid ten tents to view a sideshow complains about the snake on display. A second person counters that cheaper snakes are bigger, while noting the creature’s size is comparable to a barrel. The dialogue hints at the fair’s oddities and audience perceptions.
The city of Venice regains its festive mood as bands resume playing in St Mark's Square and cafe life returns to normal following the Campanile collapse. The public heart remains unshaken despite the disaster, with city life resuming its accustomed tempo.
W A Greer of McConnellsville Ohio says he was treated three years by food doctors for piles and sciatica with no relief until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. It heals burns bruises cuts scrapes sores and rashes. No pay.
Fragmentary OCR hints at mercy and faithfulness themes referencing biblical figures Moses and others. Mentions a message to brethren and a sense of divine providence, with incomplete phrases about God raising a righteous helper and prophetic connections.
The text cites Jesus saying the Father commands what to speak and do, showing the Son wholly dependent on the Father. It reflects on prophets, spirits, and discernment of Christ as the anointed, linking 1 John and John passages to validate true spirit from God.
Fragmentary OCR hints at discussions on divine plan and ancient Israelite lineage within early religious discourse. The garbled text references long ages and a world of God, mentioning Jews and eternal themes without clear context or dates.
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