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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
7
Advertisement pricing table outlines per insertion costs and space allocation rules. It notes paper width, display area, and timing within years, with entries showing rate figures and dimensions for classified and display ads.
In Scranton on June 22 1901 Mr Grady states he is convinced that genuine reciprocity does not exist in the State Senate. He asserts political opposition and shifting alliances hinder any chances of reciprocal policy passage, signaling a cautious stance for upcoming legislative sessions.
The article discusses Mir Richmond's summaries from a Raleigh Asheville address. It cites Edmonds of Baltimore comparing postwar national business growth with the South’s gains. It lists rail mileage, cotton mills, spindles, capital, farm output, oil, and manufacturing values showing rapid Southern development.
The article argues the South has outpaced the nation in progress, with coal, iron, cotton, timber, and phosphate resources. It cites West Virginia’s coal wealth, Gulf coast oil in Texas, and the South’s potential to dominate cotton mills. It forecasts continued growth, urging training and investment to reach substantial production by 1920, while noting political battles over ballot reform and local legal cases in passing.
An archaic brief notes that a boy who refuses work or marriage to an heir faces incarceration. It mentions rebellious patriots displeased by Pennay passing sin profits and a builders’ bridge in a period-appropriate voice.
A quirky horoscope from Ajacchus blends odd phrasing with celestial guidance. It hints at personal burdens and relationships, noting a need for restraint and politeness while warning of misfortune tied to misread signals. The piece reads like a satirical column from a bygone era with whimsical, abstruse phrasing.
A lengthy tribute piece lauds the Scranton Tribune souvenir edition marking ten years of publication. It highlights the paper’s artistic designs, halftone illustrations, and a gallery of portraits, praising the facility’s growth, local history coverage, and community service with warm congratulations from notable residents and organizations.
The Scranton Tribune commemorates ten years with a souvenir booklet detailing the paper’s history and the city’s development. The edition highlights a printed tribute, a celebratory note, and an advertisement showcasing the newsroom’s progress and efforts.
A teacher from Rowell settings had to brief departure near Thiriot, while passengers and locals observed tense behavior. A passerby group murmured about a planned escape as an unexplained scene unfolded, with quiet tensions and a cryptic exchange about caring for a child amid a distracting disturbance at the fortress station.
An optimistic note argues that moderate income earners should save and invest in oil company shares. It praises early captains of industry and describes California oil refiners, port towns, and West Coast ventures as sound values. The text urges purchasing shares to fund development and anticipates rapid price gains as wells and lands expand.
Store expands its parasol offerings with a complete ladies and children line presented at below regular value. Styles run from plain coaching parasols in solid colors and stripes to bordered designs and elaborately trimmed fancy parasols in chiffon and lace. Handles feature wood in various shades with combinations finished in pearl, silver, or gold.
The notice touts extremely low prices across an entire line and invites customers to request any price they wish. It mentions a window display offering a sample illustration of the assortment and styles to entice buyers.
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