PHILADELPHIA — This week’s promise of $100 for people getting vaccinated against COVID-19 hasn’t brought big crowds to Philadelphia’s clinics, at least not yet. The first clinic where people could collect the gift, at the Salvation Army at 55th and Market Streets Friday afternoon, drew only about a dozen takers in its first two hours. “It’s the first day of it,” said Matt Rankin, a spokesperson for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, who hoped news coverage would increase interest in the cash offer. People are eligible for the $100 gift after receiving two doses of Pfizer or Moderna …
