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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1917
Page
4
Fragments of a diary like mix reveal a stream of consciousness about personal items, voices, and bizarre imagery. The text wanders through references to suffrage, music, theater, marriage announcements, and church notes, interlaced with names, places, dates, and events, painting a collage of a bustling old town scene.
A garbled list of names and events describes a Sunday visit with family, a church supper, and various local motions. Mentions include Mary Tokunon of Carrs, Mrs Virginia Myeen d' Gores, Mrathran church, and events at the Evel Suarhinguluh. Other items note Lester Shag company, Gin ues, and several residents traveling or visiting, with references to Port Slog and military service.
Fragmentary account mentions Lord Lansdowne as former Governor General of Canada and minister without portfolio in 1915, with references to political lineage and a list of names. The text is garbled, with dates and roles partly illegible, making a precise event or outcome difficult to state.
A garbled OCR record details the Warren chapter of the Red Cross and fundraising activities. It mentions a donation by a hardware company and references a Red Cross box campaign, with scattered names and partial phrases about donations and community support.
The obituary notes the funeral service for Caroline Sero held at the Jats Public Way home with sever al prayers and a afterward at Bethlehem Church Mather Street. Pallbearers named include Williams Witastrow Wescharg Glue Xelanier and Eaves Stahl. Removal announced to 304 Liberty Street on Saturday November 5 with Rev J W Santa officiating and Dr BDW listed. schedule shows evenings from December 2 to 10.
A fragmented 1930s advertisement recalls a nervous housewife who tries Vinol. The copy promises renewed strength and health though the garbled OCR hides specifics. The ad cites a Berkeley, California origin and references a local pharmacy.
Fragmented notes describe Ye High School gossip and afternoon activities at the school club, with mentions of subscriptions, a theater program, and a concert lineup. Varied names, dates, and places appear in garbled form, including references to a fire and community notices.
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