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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
3
The article argues for early buying to secure better selection and fresh gifts while avoiding finish‑of‑season jams. It cites war‑related supply cuts, congested transport networks, and rising restocking costs, urging shoppers to act now to ensure timely deliveries and pocket‑book savings.
Opinion on capital punishment for Ernest Haines and Henry Ward Mattern, youths of 18 and 17, in the murder of Haines's father. Board of Pardons hearings denied commutation. third appeal may be filed amid public sentiment. Argues courts must follow law, not sentiment, even as calls for mercy rise.
The piece argues the courts and the Board of Pardons must show errors or lack of legal facts to spare the boys' lives, emphasizing their right to challenge but not to overturn established judgments. It also comments on political forecasts about the European war’s impact and urges cautious prophecy. The text ends urging early shopping as a moral saving.
The text compiles diverse quips from several papers on postwar politics and opinions. It references potential Christmas news from Germany, the 1920 campaign, Hughes’ defeat, and remarks on congress, embargoes, and Romania’s wartime experience. It captures a collage of contemporary editorial voice and cross-paper sentiment.
A garbled excerpt portrays a rambled reminiscence of early 20th century American city life. It references characters, jobs, policing, a Christmas performance, a Warren agent, and a boy’s tale of a hero with a gun, set amid disjointed anecdotes and dialogue.
A garbled reminiscence from Thewry A Vootil of Irsinveld Iowa about a fall and ankle injury. The text names Lena Rave and Draid, with phrases about helping after a stumble and ongoing strain. The distorted OCR preserves the core event of injury and assistance.
A fragmented ad style piece promotes Dr Edwards Olive saplets and Olive tablets as cures for constipation. The text mixes product names with garbled claims and archaic sounding anecdotes, mentioning a physician with 17 years practice and references to herbal remedies and tonics.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a story about a man selling his Cove and travels through town. It mentions permits, a customer, a barter scene, and a scattered dialogue about shoes and a mysterious personages shaping a broader affair.
Fragmented and garbled OCR lines mention names, numbers, and places but lack coherent events. The readable portions reference a legal or financial discussion, unspecified debts, and scattered personal names, with no discernible narrative or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
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