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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
2
I offer ready to build cement walks and various concrete services with a guarantee of first class work. Prices are stated as fair and competitive to attract customers seeking reliable craftsmanship.
Fragmented OCR style ad and notices from The Times. Includes three cavaliers in a procession tease and local business ads for Knickers and a building, with office hours and address. Mentions Parker and local merchants and the fading town newspaper Times with high circulation.
A large crowd gathered in Warren for the Buffalo Air and TOL area Wild War parade through the stronts near the grange by the brewery. Eiren and elephants drew attention while Duftain Bill led horses. the suspended bridge swayed after the parade, with riders and the crowd observing with cautious cheer.
A garbled, archaic text describes methods for preparing certain foods, naming Moen Fink and references to old practices. The piece references bleeding, wrapping, and preserving meat or fish, with scattered mentions of a navy or colonial era setting and a Herald publication.
A jumble of OCR text references a resident of Swedield and a home event. It mentions a six dollar amount, a redution offer, and a public notice tone about a sale or advice site. The garbled material includes names like Green and Davidson and a Washington Star reference.
Maude Lowella Houp aged 32, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Hows of Clsreniion, died after an illness. Remains were brought to Warren for services tomorrow with funeral at Polk Funeral Home Saturday. Burial will be in Gibson Wilkes Cemetery.
A fragmentary account discusses Iston presenting a military show in San Antonio, Texas, with stray remarks about American views on military culture. The text references audience responses and questions whether uniforms and display will attract public interest, noting mixed opinions on patriotism and heredity.
Great Britain has seized 139 Dutch fishing boats and will hold them at Willwall according to dispatches to the department of commerce this afternoon. A commission has been sent from Vienna to London to negotiate their release. Messages from the front indicate Britain will not release them without action by the opposing side.
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