Local Notices and Social Row From Evening Edition
Fragmented OCR records a crowded social and civic notice page. Names such as Robinson Boyleinen Reed and Hale appear with theater and club references, plus returned travelers and school plans. The piece mentions a Civilian Relief conference, Red Cross event, and local gatherings at Home Parlor and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wileus
Fehdol Clase
J.P. Tlowere
Martha Ginreh
Couren
Jones
Red Cross
Personal item notes and sparse names in clipped text
Fragmentary OCR from a local page records scattered names and locations. It mentions persons including Scott and Wes, a cine-related event, and a few place names like Mine PLE and Ekinery, with uncertain times and actions. The garbled text prevents clear events or outcomes.
A Sure Way To End Dandruff
An promotional blurb claims a simple method dissolves dandruff quickly. It describes consistent nightly use and three daily applications to remove flakes and refresh the scalp, promising instant relief and shinier hair with minimal effort.
Prohibitionists Set Convention Next Month In State
Prohibitionists plan a county convention next month at the Sock ia foe moenime church on The Suit fled Street Encorea. Warren County to send delegates. The meeting will discuss candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor secretary of internal affairs and four congressmen at large. One superior court judge to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gariy Bes Beer
Lincoln's Wireiday
Ter Sock
Setadive
Encorea
Warren County
Reading May Be New Envoy to America
Lord Reading has been asked to become the British ambassador to America to succeed Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, according to dispatches from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Reading
England
America
Cecil Spring-Rice
London
Fragmentary OCR note on Tyre and events
Fragmented text mentions Tyre and assorted terms including Beatles and Bean. Reads like garbled OCR with partial phrases and scattered names, offering no clear event, date, or coherent report to summarize.
Unclear fragmented regional message on convention and pricing
Fragmented OCR reads like a stray political call and price note. It references a national convention, a speaker named W. Naills, and mentions war prices. It includes contact details for Chas M Newton in Warren Pennsylvania and a Bell phone listing. The readable text is incoherent and lacks a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
M. Newton
Warren
Bell
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Lemrey
Robinson Boyleinen
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Jonnie
Aggiela
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Bench
Patenek
Hatramers Station
East
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Virginia
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Peter Ward
Aourtees
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Tioweta Haz
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Sinnores
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Lovell
Wyoming
Harry Logan
Mrs. So
Coulerause
Clay Fetertainea Ars
Darla Belrstaw
Kor Sara Dunes Iis
Taimen Ten Ladigs
Rome
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J. A Manitas Jones
Frantz
Anne
Pena Stain Avenue
Vlasiown Rs Society of the Firet Puceltesiay
Thule
Herry
Tig Cousin
Anthone Walter
Cts
Dirs
Thewig Lamm
Peterkburk
Scott
Cine Lest
Anebougle
Ekinery
Mies Ballard
Therese Julie Ballard
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Soldiers
Omer
Ehare
W. Naills
Warren, Penne
the Oriental
Kidder’s
Kidder’s Flower Store
United States
Liberty St
Warren Trust Company
Warren, Pa
Warren Evening Times
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