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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
6
A chaotic but lively report centers on Stillwater events with the club meeting, entertainment plans, and upcoming sales. It notes attendance and reactions, mentions a concert night, and details advertising for a future fundraiser. Various figures hint at stockholder concerns and event costs.
A letter from A Newt of Columbus praises Petersohn’s Pinment for piles. He reports long standing hemorrhoid trouble eased after using a box, thanking the makers and sharing a testimonial of cure after six weeks. The note mentions Petersohn’s Gintment, Hygen, and Paneter Bros distribution in Buffalo.
A garbled review notes Warren Kereta at Star Theatre with Robin Wood and many names. It mentions The Buccaneer and The Awakening, actors like Ethel Barrymore, and various plot fragments set around slums and romance. The piece reads as a long, disorganized critique of multiple productions and performers.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a confused text about a concert at Twelch gharp and mentions names such as Lindell and Tokina. The partial line hints at a community event with unclear who attended and what happened. Further readable details are not present.
A garbled OCR item notes a bankruptcy proceeding connected to the Western district of Pennsylvania. It mentions Representative Herbert McDowell and Warren Chenky, with a June or March date and a request to appear before a judge at a United States court. Details are unclear and partially illegible.
A terse note mentions an item labeled Clhoalene 191 A offered at 280 units by Ean. The fragmentary text resembles a catalog or classified entry with minimal details and no clear context.
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