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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mixes a local ad offering lemon extract at four dollars with an unrelated wartime reference to the Lusitania sinking. Names and numbers are garbled, yielding little coherent report beyond the ad sale detail and scattered mentions of Belgium and Delian imagery.
Fragmented account describes Drake proclaimed king by Indigenous people near California, with war regalia and feathered crown. It covers the coronation scene, ceremony details, a boat voyage, gifts, and celebration, ending with a comparison to colonial authority and a stray note on presidential pardons.
A memorial service for Ar chae Mead, described as one of her best young men, was held in a local house on PennsylvaniA Avenue. The Rev W Sopita led the services with many attendees. The procession moved to Oakland Cemetery where pallbearers from the Eids, including Ed Branch, Harry Wanner, Hlavell Wood, Paul tesa, and Jeay Spalth, served.
An OCR damaged market report lists numerous company names and locations such as American Can, American Car Poudries, Louisville and Nashville, Western Union, and Mercer County entries. The legible parts hint at a regional securities or commodity update featuring railways, banks, manufacturers, and transport firms across several states.
An 19th century Forti Times-Union reprint describes a home remedy from Paris promising relief from a digestive or bodily ailment. The ad-like piece touts a “Wonderful Hasnedy” with claims of verifiable results and money-back assurance, attributed to a Chicago-based practitioner. It also notes wheat price reports from Constantinople as part of the same column.
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