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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
8
Curtain nets 86 to 44 inches wide priced 25¢ to 1.10 yd. Marquisette with or without border 20 to 40c yd. Irish Point Macrame Princess and Point de Gene curtains. Bed ensembles 21% to 3 vols long priced 5.50 to 12.00 per pair. Rag rugs and bath bugs in assorted sizes and patterns from 95c to 3.65.
Washington reports no official word on a supposed British vessel sinking after twenty survivors reached an Atlantic port. Navy officials say they would announce any findings with Canada, while observers note no definite ship name or details. A separate note says the steamer Fenimore burned as a lighter, with minimal loss and a court inquiry planned.
London reports the Hungarian cabinet under Premier Wekerle plans to resign with Count Tisza possibly succeeding. An Associated Press dispatch notes Austrian cabinet resignations elsewhere as political realignments unfold.
Local notes report two mishaps at the Sheffield Garage with Frank Stenger’s Holstein theft attempt and Miner Hanson breaking an arm while cranking an automobile. Other items include draft transfers, visits, graduations, and social events in Sheffield and surrounding towns.
Washington June 24 sixty two casualties in the American expeditionary forces announced by the war department today include eight killed in action four died of wounds two from disease forty five severely wounded and three wounded degree undetermined. The list names Lieut Edward G Tomlinson of Fort Howard Baltimore Md as the only officer killed in action along with numerous private and non commissioned ranks from across the country and abroad.
An old advertisement claims perfect health requires pure blood and warns of sluggish circulation. It urges readers to obtain Swift’s blood purifier by mail from the Swift Specific Co at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with their hometowns and states plus a note that one is wounded with degree undetermined. Names include Helms, Hof fman, Kanczmarcik, Lager, Langeland, Little, Martin, Mullen, Prout, Reid, Ross, Sanders, Scofield, Siegert, Sullivan, Swanson, Thompson, Zenner, Cagle, Cleary, and others from North Carolina to Italy.
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