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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune prints notices on ad rates and policy for classifieds. It lists billing details, display and classified ad pricing, accepted contributions, and editorial note on signed letters. The paper specifies rates for notices, cards of thanks, and resolutions, plus general advertising procedures.
Scranton announces the Republican city ticket with Evan T. Morts named as Controller. Election set for February 18. The note reflects a commentary suggesting Congress might unionize or strike if salaries aren’t raised.
The piece argues columns moralize Mrs Soffel case and won t reform behavior. It claims women fall into two types and separation from temptation is the only safeguard, while public knowledge of inner motives should remain limited. It warns against romantic crime over duty, and notes widespread reluctance to shun plain duties during wartime Cuba taxes and regulations.
A House speech by Representative Sibley argues against expanding irrigation subsidies, warning it shifts costs to farmers already bearing heavy taxation. The piece links reform to broader issues of farm land values, mortgage pressure, and the push for open competition amid rising agricultural exports.
A lengthy legislative debate is cited praising immediate reclamation of arid lands to relieve labor costs and boost food supply, with a speaker arguing against pressuring farmers. The discussion references population growth, land valuation near $100 million, and New Mexico’s bid for statehood amid strong regional sentiment.
A lengthy critique of the Spanish American War era assessing mobilization, supply shortages, and War Department efficiency. It details ammunition, equipment, and transport issues, officer appointments, medical care, and camp conditions, with emphasis on figures, logistics, and reforms. It also discusses press coverage and public perception of the campaign.
A historical analysis details Montauk Point mobilization for the Santiago expedition, noting 20 000 troops received in ten days, 120 deaths from disease, and the Round Robin controversy. It contrasts public hysteria with actual outcomes and credits the U S forces for resolving supply and welfare challenges despite poor initial preparation.
A village tale recalls Uncle Finn who rarely complains until a wreck exposes his courage. Rescued from the twisted ruin, Finn quips that things could be worse and his stubborn cheer makes the world seem brighter.
A reflective note describes a summer influence filling the store and reaching the city’s furthest nook. It attributes this to a womanly mindset planning months ahead for times when thinking will be tired or worn.
We display the prettiest patterns from Fashion's centers. Beautiful Silk Swisees are new and have Paris by storm alongside Dainty Dimities and Sheet Lawns. Each design features a stripe running through it.
Shirt waist suits can be provided for pret tiers with new shades and Roman stripes. The suits will be fashioned simply for service and comfort. Samples are cheerfully furnished for comparison.
Our gentleman’s shoes are styled for smartness and comfort. Each pair, normally five dollars, is now offered at four dollars to appeal to the economist and attract value minded buyers.
A local sale offers a fair assortment of blankets and comforts with no dominant grade. Retailers slash prices to clear the entire lot this week, encouraging quick purchases.
The ad advertises blankets at marked down regular prices with figures 95c 1.50 2.50 3.75 4.88 6.50. It highlights extra size all wool shrunk blankets priced at 4.88 and 6.50.
Silk covered down quilts priced originally at 12.50 now marked to 9.75 reflecting a discount sale event.
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