25 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary ad style text shows a chaotic shopping or sales notice. Readable fragments reference a circulation ad and an invitation to advertise with The Flaw. No clear event, date, or person details emerge beyond generic commerce language.
Auditor reports for the year show increased expenses from war driven price rises. Major items include $400,705.45 for a concrete bridge, elevated transport costs for prisoners, and higher farm purchases. Overall, outside bridge construction and related costs pushed up the Rowse poor fund needs to about $417,047.53, with other line items rising and tax collections shifting accordingly. Public notices warn of ongoing tax collection efforts with no exceptions.
An advertisement-style spoof touts weather-based remedies for catarrh. It emphasizes avoiding sprays and potions, claims germ removal by blood purification, and promotes a special department in Atlanta for remedies and medical guidance.
A garbled notice describes a Times Topics meeting and a new branch office opening at Room 37a in a transit area. It mentions local officials, trade exchanges, and stock prices, with scattered figures on agricultural production and farm prices. The text includes references to Pennsylvania farms and a Department of Agriculture report.
Foreign Minister Protaiy in a Soviet Congress address expressed confidence in the western proletariat, identifying Germany as part of the audience. He signaled that Holzhe-Mir would aid peace demonstrations across central empires and urged unity among workers.
The crowd presses forward as a wartime pageant blends with loud cries of sacrifice. Amid the marching scenes a sales pitch intrudes, advertising lemons and vanilla at cut prices with a two for one offer and contact details for orders.
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