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Description: City Hall and Soldiers Monument, ca. 1919. Caption: Probably no other city of its class is richer in the world than Scranton. Five billion tons of Anthracite in the hard coal region have been used or wasted, but fifteen billion tons have not yet been touched within a radius of two or three hours' ride of Scranton. Its property is founded upon the civic pride of its people no less than upon its mines.
Title: The National geographic magazine (Page 377) BHL40563374 (cropped)
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Author: National Geographic Society (U.S.)
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