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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
6
An unclear report mentions an ankle incident near Warren Table Works on June 13 amid activities with 260 fans. Details are fragmented but indicate an event affecting attendance and safety at the venue.
A jumble of weathering quotes, health tips, sermons, meetings, and local events fills a single page. References surface to Scotty Emulsion as a tonic, church happenings at St Joseph’s, a Salvation Army meeting, Jamestown travel, and police notes. Names, places, and dates blur in fractured OCR.
Fragmentary text references a wartime or local meeting in Warren Maine with names such as Borenga and Wig data many garbled terms. The passage mentions capital, shares, and a page line likely from a company or public notice, but the readable facts are limited and uncertain.
Partial OCR text lists several personal names and vague references to a familial or communal event. Pronunciation oddities suggest transcription issues. The readable items include names such as JUANES, CHARLES, MENETOS, and locations like Warren, Was. The piece reads as a jackknife collection of fragments rather than a cohesive notice.
An obituary item notes the death of Mrs. Heirs Kdose at home after a period of illness. The notice lists a Barras address and indicates services will be held at a local church with burial in a nearby cemetery. It mentions family survivors and thanks to friends and caregivers.
A fragmented catalog lists cut price drugs and household items with irregular spellings and misread labels. It mentions tablets Veranel Boswat soap toilet paper toothbrushes and cleaning products, with quantities and vague prices among confusing entries.
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