Scranton Tribune Column On Apathy At Forthe Month
The Scranton Tribune features a Matty inday column from the Tribune Pubitahiine lampooning apathy. The piece discusses civic concern in Forthe month and reflects local editorial stance on public engagement.
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Almanac sale and reflections on American character
In Scranton on December 41 1887 the Tribune announces almanac sales to subscribers at cost with a seasonal New Year motif. The piece comments on Rev John Watson and political economy notes, praising restraint and thrift while questioning imperialism and Spain Cuba policy.
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Science in the Home Exposition Opens in New York Next Spring
The prospectus promises a sanitary science show not just heating and plumbing but modern and primitive hospital layouts, village sewerage, school design, health facilities, and domestic sanitation. Director Charles Fo Wingate leads the project with a program of daily popular lectures on sanitary living.
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Education and health drive urban progress and calm
The passage notes rising urban cleanliness ventilation exercise and vacations driven by education and enlightenment. It cites New York sanctions and international health movements shaping cities, then shifts to a Cuban incident report describing Lt. Col. Ruiz’s death after ignoring warnings at the Cohan camp and a heroic clash.
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Railroads oppose federal rate control amid intercity tariff debate
The document from Leonard replies to the Interstate Commerce Commission proposal to unify state rates, arguing it would overload government power and harm commerce. It warns that federal oversight could set nationwide maximum and minimum rates, impacting shipments, towns, and vested interests, while urging fair play by railroad managers.
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Carbondale Herald Shifts From Evening to Morning Field
The Carbondale Herald abandons its evening edition in favor of a morning field to boost interest. The move aims to revive business and captivate readers with a refreshed schedule.
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How to Plug the National Deficit in Beer Tax debate
A Philadelphia press analysis argues for a targeted tax on beer to raise revenue and curb how political power and foreign influence shape policy. It cites studies of licensing, brewery profits, and public costs while urging taxation based on ability to pay and the need for government funds.
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American Locomotives and Global Rail Competition
The article extols American locomotive engineering citing Siberian and American ingenuity. It highlights global demand, shipments to South America and Australia, and a New York Journal report on locomotive production over five years. It notes orders for seventy locomotives in the recent period and analyzes American work characteristics.
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Engines and Interchangeable Parts in Early Industry
A fragment notes the making of engines through interchangeable parts and skilled wages. It cites a Scottish mill sample with 2000 workers building two locomotives in a year and compares an American shop of 1400 workers turning out two in a similar period. The passage praises American efficiency and speed in production.
Warhington Peat Urges Stronger Stand Against Domination
The text laments abroad bullying and deception, urges a firm return home, and warns against further diplomatic humiliations. It predicts continued turmoil with a suggestion to push back and preserve national honor through decisive action and possible political reshaping.
Great Bargains Close Out Xmas Inventory
This week we offer at your own price a selection of carving sets tea and coffee sets table and pocket cutlery scissors and shears five oclock teas and chafing dishes. These goods are leftovers from Christmas and must be closed out before inventory.
Local Market Prices Attract Attention Across The Region
The report notes goods marked at moderate prices draw notice in this section of the state. The accessible pricing is highlighted as a key factor capturing shopper interest and prompting broader attention.
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