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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1916
Page
4
The scene centers on Mark Twain at a grand banquet applauded for his humor and social satire. A neighbor’s quip about whose music was found prompts Twain and others to mirror the American habit of witty repartee. The episode captures a moment of lively dialogue and public amusement surrounding Twain’s persona.
The text recounts old fashions and dental care, noting wigs and mouth cleaning methods. It references Lord Chesterfield exhorting his son to maintain oral hygiene and describes curious anecdotes about fashion, cosmetics, and social habits. It also mentions print history, stock exchange notes, and miscellaneous era trivia with a playful tone.
Fragmentary account details a railway collision or incident noted in a war era report. It references a person named Stanford, an engineer, and various disordered actions, including a bumped block and a terminal arrival. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a disrupted train event and the crew’s reactions.
A fragmented note discusses an event or person associated with Will Flay, mentioning Seeta and Os banter. The readable text is garbled with misspellings and unclear details, but hints at a schedule or plan involving travel and confrontation. No clear dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
A local syndicate considers purchasing a large stock and building a chain of storied shops. The deal involves the principal owner and manager, with discussions over the price and terms while other parties express interest. The arrangement could lead to a major expansion if approved.
July 29 program outlines morning and evening worship at Nourchurey S church. Divine service at 9:45 with sermon Our Prayer Gods Answering. Sunday school at 7:15. Morning worship at 10:30 with Solomon's Prayer. Evening services include Clarendon and Ludlow. W R Bergh to conduct services amid prisoners. Swedish Mission Sunday noon sermon at 10:30. Evening service at 7:20 at Cauley.
A terse town note reports cashier P. A. Caron at a new Athens bank had interest in training and keeping a close watch on events. The item mentions Carlson staying with her children until the danger passes.
The item reports residents returning from lake trips and visits, with several names listed. Mrs Pepraen plans a long vacation, Siu Jest and others take charge in their absence, and families like the Baileys visit Oil City. Local residents also travel from Altoona and Dev troit for vacations, with several individuals noted as home from trips.
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