In a text from the series 'Letters from a trip around the world', the town of Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, is mentioned, where 'all the signs are in English and Polish'. The article goes on to outline the Nanticoke area, followed by the history of the Polish community that settled there - the Poles of the area are mainly miners, similarly, almost the entire town board is made up of Poles; Polish shops and butcheries are also established. The text is accompanied by photographs of, among other things, Polish houses from the Nanticoke area (Source: "Ziemia. Tygodnik Krajoznawczy Ilustrowany" Warsaw 1914, no. 3, pp. 11-13, after: Wielkopolska Biblioteka Cyfrowa).