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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1916
Page
2
OCR reads show scattered mentions of visitors and kin in Warren and Toledo. Names such as Ruth Boars and C. Rlsenosr appear amid jumbled phrases about weeks of visiting, travel to Cleveland area, and a referenced date near Ten date at a church or agency.
The case centers on a life-or-death appeal as authorities seek a new trial for Sthelow amid murder convictions of Phares Phelpe and Margarat Wal-Din. A request for the appointment of an unprejudiced district attorney and a fresh hearing was discussed, with officials pressured to secure fair proceedings in the aftermath of the contested verdict.
Fragments describe doctors, remedies, and patent medicines promising cures. Mentions stools of advertisers touting products like liver pills and tonics while warnings about harmful claims and fake efficacy appear amid garbled text and misread headers. The piece hints at sensational medical advertising and public concern over deceptive health products.
The New York World reports a British cruiser was sunk by German submarines in a recent engagement. The official statement notes one German submarine was destroyed while two British vessels faced heavy pressure, with several officers and crew saved and others missing. The report underscores ongoing sea warfare and asserts the broader conflict’s reach across Europe and beyond.
A garbled dispatch from Warren outlines fluctuating temperatures near 30 degrees and references local residents, including Dr. A Elston of Corry practicing since 1881. The report also mentions a Go and a Gypsy incident, with police activity tied to a gang and robberies along routes to Sheffield and Brooks.
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