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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
2
A fragmentary OCR read shows partial scores and names with unclear context. The readable bits reference a list of figures and people such as Arash Cede and Sealy Onde, but the surrounding details are too garbled to identify teams, events, or outcomes. The piece lacks coherent narrative and complete entities.
The readable fragments mention various people and places in scattered phrases. References include names like Sayy, Lew, Walvers, Charles Eastland, and Gowinen, with vague notes about a week and events or visits. Details are incomplete and unclear, yielding no coherent narrative or outcome.
A string of incidents fills Warren with grief as a missing child case prompts police inquiry, a fatal domestic incident leads to a suicide, and community leaders report a concerning rise in crime with hospital evacuations and court actions shaping the week. Key figures include Warren officials, a missing seven year old, and residents affected by the unrest.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century journal describes a disease affecting water supplies and infant health. It warns about infantile paralysis, digestive issues, and infection risks from contaminated food and water. The text includes advice on sanitation, avoidance of certain products, and the importance of physician consultation during illness.
Notice records passage of an ordinance authorizing curb and street widening on Madison Avenue between Creszent Street and Prospert Street in Warren Borough. Work includes curbing, paving, storm sewers, and may be let to lowest responsible bidder with adherence to the Borough Act provisions.
A distorted account from Sharpville and Banville describes a patient long deemed incurable by medical authorities. The narrative claims miraculous healing after using a new remedy, with references to pain, sores, and recovery attributed to a treatment called Goldin Jahd Grade Ninprac Remedier. The speaker expresses astonishment and gratitude for the unexpected relief.
Hubert Birch of Sharon recounts dramatic relief after taking Goldine and Auterac products. He describes longstanding ailments including fainting, insomnia, heart trouble, nerves, and difficulty sleeping. He credits the treatments with restoring health after others failed and says he could now sleep and feel well.
A brief notice reports an unusual dispute involving Warren and Shae over property or rights. Read as a local crime or civil case with parties named, outlining claims or actions and potential outcomes. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a formal proceeding or filing.
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