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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
7
Public notice states that card of thanks and condolence resolutions entered at the Scranton Pennsylvania post office are subject to a 6 cent line charge. The Tribune provides advertising rates and line pricing on request.
In a April 6 1991 note from Scranton the piece cites Cubans seeking advice from General Wood as a strong sign that the crisis is being simplified. The observation emphasizes the turning point as a notable international development.
A Victorian style reflection compares plant growth with a child’s development, noting unseen inner unfolding and the role of training by parents and teachers. It argues politics should stay out of school control, and comments on per capita spending and gold reserves, mentioning Bryan.
The appointment of Colonel Banger as assistant secretary of war signals a push to reorganize the militia. He studied volunteer systems and toured Europe for insights. Secretary Root plans broadened artillery, cavalry, and infantry roles, with state troops drilling on federal reservations to improve efficiency and training.
The piece portrays Tom Jollagon as a practical businessman mayor who preaches idealistic tariffs and monopolies in theory but exploits existing systems in practice. It notes his wealth, ambitious schemes, and warns that his machine could withstand pressure, deserving close watch.
The article argues for state supported forest camps near Pike and Clinton counties to provide sanatorium like health resorts for consumptives and those with early lung trouble. It cites Dr. Rothrock and the forestry program as enabling sanitary camp creation with tents, fuel, strict rules, and self supplied provisions. It notes growing interest and early admissions for summer camps as part of Pennsylvania forest reservations.
The article speculates on Aguhalde and Walderree as voices on foreign troops in Pekin. Walderree’s push to withdraw foreign troops could signal a post conflict stance. The text implies a cautious view of action and outcome in China.
The Tribune Astrologer notes April 1901 predictions and playful quirks about birth dar, politics, finances, and living on 1.60 a week. It humorously contrasts writing poetry with wood splitting, warns about friendly tips affecting fortunes, and suggests cautious stock trading over political bets.
A massive municipal scheme near Tottenham, London, buys 425 acres for 450000, to house about 55000 people with 3770 two story cottages, stores churches a free library and public utilities. The plan centers on wide avenues parks a central educational hub and a modern sewer and power system with a park network and semi detached cottages to diversify the look. London authorities compare it to Paris and Bethnal Green projects as the largest effort yet and promise further schemes to reduce disease crime and poverty.
Gillon Willets writes on recurring national expositions every two years, noting past failures and future prospects. The piece cites St Louis funds, Chicago’s struggles, and the looming 1900s fair cycle with hints of political and cultural stakes.
When the population ceases to multiply and the generations that crowd on after you stop coming on. You must convince everyone whose life touches yours that your goods and prices are better than elsewhere. Younger houses emerge and newspapers warn people how much better they can do for them.
The notice lists employment ads for a teamster position at 1930 Cedar Ave and other roles including a bright intelligent boy for written work, a first class stenographer and Remington operator with a stated wage, and a capable lady graduate for an action to do work for the Scranton City Director.
New York City daily newspaper publishers adopted a resolution pledging no rate to any advertiser that would not be quoted to others in the same class on identical terms. The move aims to end discriminatory pricing amid widespread complaints.
A jumble of rental notices from May 1 including stores and floor space in the Tribune building formerly Times, 1200 feet on the 4th floor for light manufacturing with heat and power, eleven rooms in a central city location with steam heat, large furnished rooms with hot and cold water, several double houses with ranges from 9 to 11 rooms, and a black walnut combination roll top desk and book cage for library use all offered at multiple addresses including Green Ridge Street Clay Avenue Pine Street and Sanderson Avenue.
General Information, an advertising journal, champions flat ad rates and denounces publishers who offer concessions as sharks. It warns that those who accept lower space charges exploit the public and may urge others to lower their rates as well.
Classified notice from Murat Halstead era publisher seeks agents and sellers for a sensational project. Mentions prem peti and territory terms, issued by Malstead Pobtlabing Co. in Cincinnati Ohio.
Printer's Ink notes S S Vreeland of 150 Nassau Street New York is expanding a network of representative papers. The latest addition is the Lowell Sunday Telegram joining Nashville Banner Manchester Union Albany Journal Worcester Post Scranton Tribune. Each title will be recognized by advertisers as the representative paper of its community.
Classified notices list multiple applicants seeking work in 1920s Scranton area. Entries include a man for sales and management, a man for farm work, a woman bookkeeper and clerk, a young man in electrical works, another young man for clerical or goods sales, a young lady seeking assistant bookkeeper post. Addresses and references provided in each ad.
A maxim notes that value lies in what you receive rather than price paid. The saying stresses judgment of quality and utility over cost in choosing a medium.
A statement on measuring circulation quality notes that assessing reading matter reveals the value of the distribution. It emphasizes content quality as a proxy for audience engagement and publisher effectiveness.
Small item recovered near corner Elm and Prospect Avenue in South Side. Owner asked to contact 498 Quincy Avenue to claim the purse.
The April 3 summary from the Treasury’s monthly report notes sugar beets supply two thirds of world production, with 1900 beet sugar output about 6.05 million tons and beet share rising across decennial totals. Tables compare cane and beet output since 1810, showing beet dominance expanding from under 1 percent in 1840 to over 60 percent in later periods.
A proposed measure would reduce road taxes for landowners by one dollar per tree planted along country roads. Plaintiffs select trees, any fruit, shade or forest species of suitable size, to be protected and replaced if lost. Penalties apply for harming planted trees.
Public notices in Scranton detail auctions of mining stock and land collateral tied to Throop and Franklin notes, plus an ordinance authorizing a water supply agreement. Wording cites executors Theodore G Wolf and Everett Watsen, and recalls dates around 1897 and 1898 with figures for shares and sums.
A fragment from Frank L Staunton in the Atlanta Constitution laments loss and longing. It speaks of a home to rent and a heart wounded by life, contrasting despair with the hope of a faithful, guiding light leading to a loving home. The verse invites entry to healing and renewal.
From the Philadelphia areas the Harrisburg house has passed to third reading two bills aimed at clearing the country highways of barren stretches. The bills authorize borough authorities to require property owners to plant trees in front of their property and call for swift authority if not already granted.
An Easter season notice urges ladies to choose gloves corsets and umbrellas from a reliable dealer. It emphasizes dress harmony with the holiday and highlights the dealer’s experience and quality, urging readers to select dependable makes for proper fit and good wearing qualities.
A local advertisement offers a full line of corsets in popular makes and colors and a complete assortment of ladies and mens umbrellas with unique handles. Initials engraved free on all umbrellas. Window display shown.
Local catalog item lists Reynolds Bros miscellaneous goods and dressmaking services. Features generic offerings with emphasis on dressmaking and tailoring options including repairs and alterations.
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