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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
3
Analyzes the Republican platform as colorless and compromised, failing to offer clear strategies on foreign policy or economic reform. Criticizes its neglect of Mexico policy, warns that true options are peace or war, and notes the ticket’s alignment with special interests while failing to articulate substantial progress or human-centered aims.
A Waynesboro man reportedly died by his own action with reference to an evening and vein on his elbow and a newly bhyaling to death. The text muses on evolution and ancient methods, suggesting cave dwellers and primeval man chose self-inflicted death and questions the novelty of dying differently.
The report cites Shively Ayers noting a three pound gain after using Tanlee. A quoted doctor or pharmacist claims improvements in health and energy, with mentions of stomach discomfort and better appetite. The piece references Warren and Siegfried Pharmacy Liberte Steel as sources.
Society notes from a neighborhood celebrate a 40th anniversary party at No 12 Real Avenue with G K Live Sunday school group and a birthday event on Conewango Avenue. The evening featured games, refreshments, and gifts, plus a recital at Jenkins Voice and Piano Studios showcasing students and teachers, with future recitals planned.
Mayme Marison spends days in Curry town visiting. Clarence Giles, former Franklin Automobile Co. executive, in town on business, with Giles establishing a headquarters in Byzacuce. Marthe Crandell returns from Pennsylva neia College for Women at Pittsiars. Mrs and Mrs 1 Af. Wedger hosted by Tinel Hodges and Mindees of Gorey for university exercises. W. D. Hall, mother of Chopin Hall, remains guest of Mr Bud Crandall at East Rivest. plans for summer at Chantangia Lake.
June 13 report on rush work for an addition to the Gack waller's residence. Carpenters scarce but now present. addition will add two rooms. Lumber delivered. construction continues. Pennsylvania system provides for workers with housing. A misread line about labor and a dog incident noted. Assistant cashier of a New York bank to begin new duties. family scenes described with benign local detail.
A fragment from Shefield notes many weddings in June are postponed or reduced in number due to practical reasons and lovers delaying nuptials. The piece hints Cupid’s ardor dampened by circumstances, with limited details on specific couples or locales.
Fragmentary report mentions Old Zufe, Gardes, and an arch enemy Tuphter EiuGue in a struggle with charity and planting. References to roads drying, farmers alarmed, and possible farming tasks for Timothy and Susie, with June timing and crop concerns. Contact details and cohesive events are obscured by garbled OCR.
During the week the Free methodists will conduct meetings at 430 Glock each evening at 780 Nplork-Avangeder 8 in Kansas. A. Euwnads of Kansas is leading the arviaes with Hin'a fot every wflerudom.
Fragmentary OCR records list multiple names including Suemeld Jane on December 7 and visitors such as P Wing of Aliouma and Tau Hone of New York City. The text is garbled but indicates social visits and wartime era phrasing, with locals like Harry Edwards of Potatoe Greek and Byrom mentioned in passing.
A fragmented report alleges a man named Martia G. Blam from Newton Wille Fa faces an accusation over a jewel theft staged in a Midnight Rooms vicinity. The brief mentions a likely return to Franke Holman and references fear, deposition, and a possible engagement with legal proceedings.
Orth Ward School held a Monday field day under Miss Nutting with a program of drills, races, and exhibitions. Students, teachers, and families filled the area as grades demonstrated precise movements and cheerful performances amid weather-related schedule shifts.
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