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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1917
Page
6
A garbled OCR item notes Charles Spruene undergoing surgery at Emergence hospital and references a Times type and a collection of statements. It mentions George DeForest, police, a public sale, and various local figures. The text is fragmented with many OCR errors but preserves names, places, and events including hospital care, police presence, and community notices.
An advertisement-like text features a speaker named Hen Lively discussing inability to strike Alice, then describes stomach disorders, indigestion, and nervous fatigue. The narrative presents a testimonial for a medical product, claiming substantial relief and improved appetite and sleep after use, with a closing note crediting a pharmaceutical company and a doctor.
A fragmented review notes a wax museum wedding scene and vampire themes in a Star tier event, alongside a plan for a Seattle opening Wednesday morning. It references wax model work, a studio impression, and forthcoming showings at Lyric and 44th Street theatres in New York.
Fragmentary text shows a discussion on reducing living costs, naming individuals such as Jon Mew Katiorian Paul and others in a superintendent division context. The report references a committee or association and a campaign related to education or teaching, with unclear continuity.
Fragmented OCR notes mention speakers and openings of social centers at a school. Names and terms are garbled, with references to earls, babies, and community activities. The readable fragments point to an educational event or school program, but many proper nouns are unreadable.
Directors review routine business as gas collection figures and municipal expenditures are discussed. Figures show payments and rates, with mentions of multiple departments, consulting firms, and a jumble of names and places reflecting a crowded, unclear docket.
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