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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
2
Sterling Week End values showcase Easter wear with coats suits dresses skirts waists millinery gloves hosiery neckwear and footwear in a wide range of styles, offering something for every shopper seeking the latest trends.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of tailoring costs and unions with figures like 19 5 00 and 85 00. Key names and context are unreadable, leaving uncertain entities or events.
In a damaged market column a list of names and firms appears, including banking and steel references, with scattered titles and labels. The unreadable OCR yields many proper nouns such as people and organizations, but the precise events or figures are unclear.
A garbled OCR page lists pipe brands, food items, and bank names with scattered phrases. It mentions Warren Savings Bank, Colonial of Corumental, Crescent Pipe, and gas suppliers, then abruptly shifts to numbers and random food phrases. The passage ends with an absurd claim that 20,000 people will feed your ad.
Advertises silk girdles in many colors and finishes including sand, ivory, pink, green, white and lace. Claims cheap prices under 3400.
Gloved items featured include wrist length pieces in white and black with price tags such as 90e and 750 sd BE.00. The ad mentions brands or makers like Centimeyi and Mark CLO 8125. Products listed include gloves, rulers, and related garments with various measurements.
Tomorrow is Good Friday and a legal holiday. many services and offices will close. In Warren and nearby areas, residents discuss hospital expansions, local travel, and community events while officials plan affairs for the holiday period. A youth concert and a cantata are announced with rehearsals and Easter programs noted. Community notices include election preparations, hospital visits, and local jokes after a prank at a chicken house.
A garbled OCR page lists names, places, and scores in a scattered report. Mentions Warren Baseball Association and contracts for players Piker Weehe Alan dou and Willan Eeiestan from Shanotin. References a Dranaperate wounds at an Eran and a Pennselvania avenue.
An OCR damaged text fragment reports on a local page with references to a Sir Read or street event and a Behartear area. The piece mentions a 2 percent figure, Pines, a bettie wath phrase, and several unclear names and places. Overall the readable parts reflect a chaotic listing of people, locations, and a possible public notice.
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the house where Filth scree. Norcie 8. Wate EBiowesa and a number of attendees will gather. Interment will be in Oakahia cemetery.
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