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The table lists pricing per line for notices and ads such as cards of thanks and condolence resolutions. The format applies to single insertions, with a flat rate and per line charge for each entry.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
7
The table lists pricing per line for notices and ads such as cards of thanks and condolence resolutions. The format applies to single insertions, with a flat rate and per line charge for each entry.
The page lists state offices and candidates including governor W Penny Pracicer and others such as W Am Brown, Isaac Brown, William Conntele, A A Vosrigarg, John Cotrier Mor RIs, Joan Panman, Lleweyn M Williams, David T Williams, JoAn Ho JordAn, Joseph Oliver, John Bcteror, Howard James, P Al Pitm lbin. Election day is November 4. The note mentions Republicans fearing impact if Colonel Hengingerson is not present.
The piece portrays Bishop Fallows visiting Northeastern Pennsylvania's coal fields to study labor and economic conditions. It argues the bishop can reveal that the region holds civilization and progress comparable to Chicago, while acknowledging needed remedies and the complexity of Labor strife.
The writing urges Republicans to avoid intraparty bickering over Colonel Henderson and to focus on supporting the current administration and its policies. It criticizes dissension within the party and promotes unity to back President Theodore Roosevelt's program and a Congress aligned with its aims. It also notes Lieutenant Peary's honesty about not discovering the north pole.
A survey of 19th century and early 20th century notices shows a shift from widespread “situations wanted” ads to heavy demand for “help wanted” across major papers from Boston to San Francisco. In August 1808 ads in The New York Sun and other papers reveal thousands seeking workers, with tens of thousands of men called for by Bay Area papers. the pattern reflects labor market conditions and tariff policy of Democratic administrations versus later protections.
The piece argues the army’s strength rests on discipline not pay, condemns Wellington’s contempt for troops, and laments rising violence at army posts since the canteen’s abolition. It highlights the shift toward recognizing private soldiers’ pivotal role and moral responsibilities.
A letter argues the canteen helps morals by offering regulated social needs for soldiers and reduces dives. It warns banning drinks locally may drive servicemen to worse venues and urges better provision of social outlets to curb demoralization. The piece cites democratic rhetoric and figures like Wilhelming and Butler county in a broader political frame.
The report discusses shifts in jewelry trade as American demand influences European producers. It notes shipments and replacements, mentions Antatorial and Ny market actors, and cites John Churchman from South Africa arriving to buy agricultural machinery. The piece references production costs, counterfeiting concerns, and shifting global purchases affecting East and West trade dynamics.
The fragmentary text records a Beaton based firm, Ames Ploneh, accepting contracts to ship ploughs from ports in Bentheron and Whenton. It mentions shipments and associated rates, with scattered references to export figures and figures, hinting at broader duties and economic concerns in the trade.
Fragmentary prose sketches a long lived man labeled eccentric, noting his simple lifestyle and habits. References to public figures, trains, and a theatrical theft tale hint at a chaotic column with dated worldview and period attitudes. The piece comments on humor, age, and late nineteenth century culture amid scattered anecdotes.
The piece recalls Congressman Williwen Connell reaching a seventy fifth milestone on life and career with family and friends sending wishes from home and across the country. A tragic rail accident tale interrupts with a letter to a company agent about a misdirected payment and a moral rebuke.
The First Hotel from Bough in Antic City, N J advertises 400 capacity rooms on Kentucky Avenue. Overn view rooms available and special rates offered. J B Jenkins, Prop.
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