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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
2
Listing of fabrics and white goods with prices including per yard charges and stock notes. Mentions Percale and Muslin fabrics, pillow cases, hose and hosiery with various price points, aiming to describe a merchant’s inventory and cost details.
A garbled ad lists a large assortment of ladies wear including lingerie, crepe linens, and women's and junior garments with prices up to 7.50. It promises colorful items and various styles with sale prices around 1.00 to 2.98 and references to stock numbers and color selections.
Fragmentary OCR shows a vintage catalog style listing items like underwear and salves with odd prices and garbled branding. It mentions women's garments, sizes, and cents values, suggesting a catalog page rather than a narrative article. The readable text is minimal and scattered among illegible terms.
A cluster of unreadable lines notes social visits in Gerry and Fairport areas, including Mrs Kaith Lindheee and families hosting gatherings. Mentions of Harold Puree’s travels in Girend Valley, Mrs Maud Tlodkes Uns moving to Bowls Dairsmople rooms, and locals attending a movie Saturday night with Tallian Anderson referenced among attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered terms like Santa EN Serial Bure and Timea references. No coherent events, names, dates, or locations emerge to form a factual summary.
Huachisbure June 4 authorities report the governor delays approval of a transportation bill tied to motor coach passenger safety. The Hollingworth measure seeks to regulate trackless transit inside and beyond city limits, with penalties for noncompliance and provisions to curb spread of a foot ailment affecting cattle and livestock.
Local ad describes CPT centuay Paxicar offering reliable service with prompt mort and phone access. Includes price details and mentions Times Box and 43 cent notices.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and numbers including Reading, Princeton, Healdton, and Pa, with mentions of Republic Steel and various individuals. It reads like a mosaic of notices, addresses, and archival snippets, interspersed with quoted phrases and incomplete events, lacking clear cohesion or a single news focus.
A routine seizure at a local pharmacy notes confiscation of hair tonic and related items amid an ongoing police drugstore sweep. Authorities did not disclose names or quantities.
Fragmented OCR of a 1915 court docket listing several defendants and charges. Names include Berk Backus, Albert Angerson, and Zag, with offenses such as assault with intent to kill and forgery. Dates referenced include November 1 1915 and November 23 1915, with registries noting subpoenas and sessions.
Fragmented OCR shows a local fair rundown with items like handkerchiefs, baseball bats, traveling sales and a photoelectric device. Names and places are garbled but reference to a community event and vendors is evident.
The fragmentary ad promises a novel treatment claimed to permanently cure various ailments without pain. It touts expert staff, diagnostic tests, and consultations at 223 Penman Ave, with pricing and hours, but content is disjointed and relies on generic assurances rather than verifiable details.
A fragmented notice touts Xo Mileana and Gare Cars claiming the most prompt and reliable service under AFTH. It mentions phones 224 and a large readership claim of 20 900 people. The text is garbled but emphasizes taxi and car service availability.
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