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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
4
A distorted dispatch from June 27 describes public concerns over rising prices and social tensions, noting crowds in town and discussions of crime and punishment. It mentions a race rumor, a confrontation with Chinese residents, and a broad sense of unease amid economic strain. The piece also covers nearby Sheffield notes of a Shel Eli boy’s death toll and local store relocations, resignations, and visitors.
Fragmented read of Sheffield sports chatter notes a June event at the park with teams and managers. Mentions match outcomes, upcoming games, and public interest in a tennis or bowling setting with local figures named, including a manager struggle and July 4 conflicts.
A home birth near Wilson is noted with the family celebrating a new baby boy. The mother and infant are reported well though the text also mentions resignations and military movements. Soldiers are said to have departed, with cars loaded with recruits arriving in town, reflecting wartime disruption.
An old time drug advert claims a tonic tablet called Nervs Aid will restore nerves, steady hands, and sharpen memory. It touts fatigue relief for workers and stresses the product’s alleged powers to boost strength, alertness, and ambition, urging readers to buy Reynolds' Co offerings.
Local OCR fragment lists numerous names and places with unclear relations. Mentions Fuungeville Py and Rochaster N Fm, individuals such as Mei Mauga Sead Harold Higgins Chas Jones Inst Belle Qaar. scattered phrases reference visits, distances, clothing seats, and a sale context with a July 1 1940 timestamp.
Memorial exercises in connection with Palmer of Cabuls visiting the TO. C. lodge No. ig met at Arg. 3S. Palmer. The members gathered in lodge rooms then proceeded to the M.S. church where an address was given by J. 2. As the service at the church concluded, Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge members escorted the procession to the cemetery where the grave of the departed was decorated with flowers.
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