The Bitter Take On Weddings And War Couture
A satirical piece notes the absurdities of wedding traditions and notices a cynical view of pre wedding preparations including tradespeople relatives and gifts. It contrasts house and church weddings with comic grotesque details and ends with a jab at wartime fashion and sham patriotism. It references Reno and the belted fashion of wartime couture in a sharp collage of social commentary.
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Huby
Hoi Polloi
Valley of Unrest
Reno
Wonderful Bridge Spans Danube
The Danube between Russia and Bulgaria hosts two monumental works. Trajan’s wall stretches from the river to the Roumanian Black Sea port Con whanza. Just below, the Bucharest Constanza railway bridge spans the river, famed for engineering scale with piers in deep water and a wide main span, cost about 7.5 million dollars.
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Danube
Russia
Bulgari Rommania
Roumanian
Black Sea
Conwhanza
Bucharest-Constanza
Neering
Tonga
Ube
Delicacies labeled offal find new euphemistic shade
The food ministry defines offal as tongue, heart, liver, tripe and other internal organs. This public service aims to replace the crude term with a more agreeable label, noted by the London Globe as a refined rephrasing.
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Food Ministry
London Globe
Times Chemation Squala Fall Content Inquiry
A terse archival inquiry notes confusion over a fall event and mentions Warren daily paper sources. The user requests investigation and source verification across local papers, seeking archival confirmation and clarification of publication history. The fragment hints at cross-paper timing and potential misattribution in historical records.
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the Times
Warren Daily
American War Losses Listed Statewide Casualties
Washington August 15 War Department reports one hundred twelve expeditionary casualties. Seventeen killed in action and 95 wounded. Officers named include Lieut. G ville and several lieutenants Penny, McConnell, and Anderson. Names span Pennsylvania towns such as Brook idihe, Brookville, Latrobe, Washington, Waynesburg, and Pittsburgh with several others listed among the fallen and wounded.
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Washington
War Department
Venteen
Gville
Penny A. Jender
Lee Ma Town
Des. McConnell
York Alarmo
T. Dodgers
Brookidihe
Werall
John Wy
Cordes
Anderson
Millerstown
Wilbur
Times Topics Nailer to Sidewalk and Local News
A practical joker nailed an old nickel watch to the sidewalk before Dor Wallace’s business. Sheriff W Muir was sworn in at the court house with Prothonotary Clark administering the oath. Deputy D A Howard and William Miller, an ex aviation man, join the office. Miller recovering at Irvington. A year ago an oil well explosion killed four men near the Pennsylvania railroad bridge. the well is now pumping oil. The Times continues daily circulation in Warren County.
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Dor Wallace
William Miller
United States Army
Curtis Aeroplane Company
Buffalo
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Alten
John Peterson
William Stroud
Clarendon
Clarendon Torpedo Company
Dan Dilker
Allen and Dilker
Peterson
Stroud
Amergency Hospital
List of named individuals from Pennsylvania postings
Pa Irvin A Daniels and many others are listed with various towns across Pennsylvania including Altoona Tyrone Uniontown Indiana county and Philadelphia. The roster includes Arthur A Glant Barre Wolf Chas Austine Chas Burnshire Joseph Hanick Edgar Jeffries Morris Matthews Harry Meeks Gate Olinger Martin Osterried Arthur Robinson William Schofield and Roy Syster among others.
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Harry A. Smith
Altoona
Arthur A. Glant
Barre Wolf
Chas. L. Austine
Vernon
Uniontown
Chas. H. Burnshire
Tyrone
Joseph F. Hanick
Isle
Indiana
County
Edgar W. Jeffries
Percy
Morris J. Matthews
Harry N. Meeks
Washington
Gate E. Olinger
Van
Celebrate Bridge Opening Meeting Tonight at Chamber Rooms
A planning meeting to organize a celebration for the new bridge opening will be held this evening at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Interest is urged for those willing to help stage the event as lights on the bridge shone last night, viewed well from below and above. The bridge lights will stay on until the formal opening, likely late next week, with the initial announcement pointing to Tuesday, August 26 as the opening date.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bio seren promises vigor by curing tired nerves
An advertising notice claims Bio-seren restores energy and ambition for worn out individuals. It targets those fatigued by rapid living, tobacco, or alcohol, promising visible results in two weeks and a money-back guarantee. The formula lists lecithin, iron peptonate, manganese peptonate, nux vomica, gentian, and kola among ingredients.
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Wright Co
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Oqolpex
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Pta
T. Tiriges
Rong. Pa
Doown
Baummerfield
Dunns Station
W. Grittin
Latrobe
Hickman
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Pittsburgh
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Salina
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Newark
N. de Ata
Miller
Irvington
Mr. Miller
Warren County
The
Warren Times
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Palm Beach
GEO. E. O’dell
Penn’a. Ave
Third Street Bowser
Michette
Michelin
Seveiready
Pickett Hardware Company
Detroit
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Great Lakes
City of
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Sehieveland
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Lake Huron
Michigan
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A. A. Bchantz
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DAY & Itl
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