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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
5
Nagaecki August reports a surge in cholera deaths and hundreds of cases. August 20 records two more cages of cholera in a port. Tokyo imposes a quarantine. Hawaii and Tacoma shipments are quarantined amid multiple cases aboard a vessel later renamed and reflagged after August 8.
An audience of 104 heard the Grace AL Me church program featuring the Taylor University Male Quartet on a warm August evening. Proceeds went to support youth work, with a long list of attendees from Meadville and surrounding towns enjoying games, singing, and social hours at the Wenzel homestead and local gatherings.
A fragmented local notices list several residents and visitors moving among towns. Names include Cavenne Compan, Frank McNeil, Abs. HS. Haummay, JOT Mecray, Matin Eisler, and Anna. The report notes travel between Grand Valley, Bradford, Warren, Ripley, and nearby areas with brief mentions of family illnesses and short visits.
Unshaken testimony from Warren residents cites Doan's Kidney Pills as relief for backache and urinary discomfort. A speaker recalls personal kidney concerns and claims pills restored normal function, noting a long-standing need for relief and endorsement from neighbors. The account references historical dates and local names as context.
A fragmented OCR reads like a local drama as Rupert's letter triggers a public uproar. Allegations of forged ties and wartime intrigue ripple through the town, with whispers of a tampered tester and a mysterious benefactor shaping events around the Shoreline estate and rival camps.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a sports figure, streets, and a storm, with scattered references to locations, names, and events. The text includes scattered proper nouns and possible team or place hints, but many words are jumbled, making concrete facts unclear. The piece reads like a stray column or diary entry rather than a coherent report.
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