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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
2
Walter Slocum of Shediell and three others from Sench receive licenses to wed. The report notes hospital moments and mentions Glama asidine at Glade with related events and officials involved.
The article notes widespread Flag Day observances in various towns with ceremonies, patriotic songs, and community parades. It mentions local schools and veterans groups participating, honoring national efforts and historical milestones. The piece highlights a Spirit of unity and remembrance across the region.
A Lauder grower, H. C. Preston, warns that the orchard will produce poor apples due to late blossoms and cold rain. He notes pollen timing and bloom strength affect fruit set, insisting that without proper weather the crop will slump this season. Community messages mark a local loss and condolences follow a recent bereavement.
An archaic advert promotes Perfect Health as a berthright and touts the “modern Sexprovement pills” for women. It claims relief from health and strength troubles, cites testimonials, and lists addresses in Reading and Buffalo while marketing remedies for sexual and bodily ailments.
The report describes heavy fighting on the eastern and western fronts as Russian and German forces clash. It notes German momentum near the Bukowine border, Russian efforts to defend Petrograd, and Canadian troops active near Ypres. Descriptions of line shifts, captured territory, and heavy casualties accompany brief civilian accounts and a town’s wartime impact.
June 14 Homie bure store reports warnings from the State Forestry Department about threats to forests in the Commonwealth. The discussion questions whether destructive practices and development will ruin habitats, wildlife, and scenic beauty, urging preservation for future forests and recreational value.
Help sought for a female terrier described with back end markings and ear shape. Reward offered. Contact details point to West Plowe Avenue and local listings. Also a rental ad for house at 12 Glenbraig? Attribute unclear. text shows era style and scattered names.
Readers enjoyed a travel circus in Warren near Albee with throngs watching the main tent and its stars. Performers included dancing horses, fire sticks, contortionists, clowns, and a boxing kangaroo, with shocks of daring feats and a weathered crowd despite rain earlier. The show drew about 3,000 spectators and featured star acts across a long, packed program.
A garbled 19th century advertisement touts a tonic for rheumatic pain promising cure via a “new ram e prescripting” and needles readers to send in money to receive bottles. The fragment hints at claims of permanent relief and repeated testimonials.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows scattered names and terms such as Mercer, Bick, North Ciba, Lime, and Crichton. The text appears as a damaged ledger or list with no clear event, date, or unified narrative. It reads like an index of persons and places without coherent context.
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