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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
2
Readable fragments show a merchant listing various textiles including linen scalloped lace at 80 cents per yard, serpentine crepes priced per yard, silk and cotton crepes for waist, and striped fabrics 36 inches wide offered at 38 cents to 65 cents per yard. Prices and yardage appear for fabric types and widths.
A compact device promises easy frozen treats on trips. It boasts quick prechill and simple use to deliver smooth ice cream within a short wait, ideal for picnics and outdoor outings.
Charles Love of Warren County died at his home in Arvinetna at 9:40 Thursday evening after a weeklong illness. He had an amputation on the left limb and suffered from an abdominal abscess. He spent winters in Bundsa, returned for his boyhood home in Pine Grove township, and was married in 1868 to Mrs. Tia Cass of Irvinsion. Survivors include siblings Martha Thongs and Layre Rickisd, with the funeral at Oskiand cemetery. Interment will follow.
A Warren resident writes a lengthy letter reflecting on farm labor, grape cultivation, and rural markets. The missive mentions irrigation, grape ripening, crop varieties, labor wages, and local industry like bridges and locomotive works, set against a backdrop of regional farming challenges and community life.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses names and events with unclear context. It mentions someone named Brian and references a meeting, with scattered phrases about bids and meals and a disappearing item. The text lacks coherent facts or a clear lead.
Tam now prepared to build cement walks and do all kinds of concrete work. All work guaranteed to be fret clans are at prices that are right.
For sale a pleasant five avenue home at No 19 Fifth Ave with storage for four cars. The property is well occupied and presents a desirable living space. Terms to suit purchaser. Call at premises.
Fragmentary ad style copy touts supposed nerve tablets and cures while mis-spelled terms and garbled phrases cloud meaning. It promotes a product with exaggerated promises and unclear ingredients, undermining credibility.
A call issued to five hundred suffrage leaders across the state invites support for health work. Dr Samuel S Dixon of reality work praised for organizing cooperative campaigns with nurses and care workers to reinforce safety rules and advance entitlements amid the reform push.
A chaotic beam of notes describes maternity ward work at Swuergracy. contractors push brick work as delays loom. Reports of road hazards, traffic incidents, and a cautionary letter hint at fraught ventures tied to Warren investors and a looming stockholder push.
A local Warren notice invites families to the annual Warren Grange event to be held Thursday in the evening. The gathering intends to raise funds and discuss community business with a strong emphasis on family participation and harvest traditions.
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