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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
3
The fragment mentions a New York City location at 18th BL and a material live advertising term. Details are unclear. cannot determine full event, date, or involved organizations.
New York World editorial lauds President Wilson as the foremost progressive domestic reformer since Washington. It extols his leadership advancing democracy, defends his record amid wartime duties, and argues repudiating him would threaten American ideals. The piece asserts his defense plans and urges voters to weigh the President’s proven direction against fear of change.
The article argues graduates will secure responsible, well paying roles sooner than peers who skip college. It contrasts immediate business entry with the longer college path, claiming sacrifices for education offer greater lifelong success though not always higher pay, stressing personal fulfillment and public trust in professionals.
The article discusses the status of the Progressive movement as June 26 looms, noting doubts over endorsing Roosevelt and uncertainty about future strategy. It cites leaders like Bainbridge Colby and Woodrow Wilson aides, underlining tension between maintaining a distinct Progressive label and aligning with Democrats, while referencing broader reforms and ethical aims amid national questions and party realignments.
A garbled 19th century clippings-style piece describes F C Byers promoting a Pittsburs Wulcher event in Rome drawing thousands. It includes stray quotes about health cures, a local manager Cochran, and a June 22 note from Shatfield with an old letter from Cencrilte West Virginia about a husband seeking return to his wife, hinting at personal distress.
A damaged OCR passage describes a family trauma with burned dough and a paralytic infant. Neighbors react, the sheriffs conduct an inquiry, and relief measures are discussed amid a tense scene. The text is fragmentary and contains many misspellings and garbled names.
Field reports describe masons at a site near MeNecr's tan, with concrete machines and a single slab over two creeks. The message notes weather and a planned Saturday workday, mentioning the team and anxious players aiming to complete the ramens project.
Shamed report states Harry Law relinquishes his stake in the Auvorenine venture. Adatr will hire another worker and Law will relocate with his family to Middletown Pennsylvania to pursue a new position in wave reduction construction.
The text appears to describe a military movement or march with references to sending officers, guards, and detachments. It mentions Warrenana and Mt Gretna areas, border duties, and a possible accompanying commander. The fragment is partial and unclear but centers on troop movements and preparations.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Elmer Cronwell and KAI Ajelut polishing shotguns, June 28. References to Merico and Hmil Wencse with unclear actions, then a trip home by Mr and Mrs Reminn and children from Pliretntre.
A local court in Avildcar ruled in a complex will dispute over 8508iN beads and two ratelac en duzs. The decision assigns a tutlem to the deceased’s estate, with 1Our noted as part of the settlement. Justice details remain terse in the report.
Harrisburg firms are reported to produce shrapnel shells for warfare. Daily output reaches thousands of units, with Enger cota de alvin ett of Harrisburg cited as a major supplier. The city’s industrial activity centers on munitions, involving local concerns in heavy manufacturing.
Fragmented text from a 20th century style advert touts stronger energy and ambition after 72 hours with tablets. It mentions a dubious distributor network and multiple names, urging purchase despite vague efficacy claims and potential health risks.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes notices of a public sale and property actions in Warren county. It mentions bidders, costs around fifty dollars, and references to local officials Burgess and Keath. The text is heavily garbled with numerous names, places, and unrelated phrases, but indicates a legal public sale and enforcement actions scheduled in February and March with multiple properties and figures.
A municipal act orders grading of the sidewalk from the southeast corner of Connaught avenue and Cowabengo avenue to Edgewood Place, with precise elevations. It outlines starting points at the southwest corner of Connaught and Cusucel, elevations of 39 feet, and progressively linked grades across the borough of Warren, detailing elevations at various streets and corners and the required rise to meet curb and drainage standards. The ordinance authorizes sidewalk reconstruction to establish uniform grade across the affected blocks.
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