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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1917
Page
2
A lively catalog prompts readers with a list of complete embroidery sets and finished garments. It mentions night gowns and child garments plus men's and women’s items, all sold as ready-to-use, with detailed stitching charts and entry guidance.
Spring coatings listed in velour-gold blue violet mul beny and ruby from 4.00 to 6.00 per yard. Wool sport skirts offer checks stripes and plaids from 1.75 to 2.00 per yard. Imperial series fabric 56 inches wide navy blue at 3.00 per yard. French serges and Niger shades in several widths and colors 1.50 to 2.06 per yard. Silk plaids 36 inches wide in vivid combos 1.50 per yard. Syeram Serges 36 inches wide priced 0.68 to 1.50 per yard.
The court opinion discusses Parshall’s stance on an auto club matter and analyzes who should bear responsibility. It references a key date and actions surrounding a prior request, with emphasis on the court’s reasoning and the parties involved. The text mentions job implications and a focus on accountability within the cited case.
A building incident caused injuries with a woman and child hurt as debris fell from an open stair. Bystandards aided, and Dr Brown attended the injured at Warren hospital. The accident disrupted nearby services and prompted a safety conference on reconstruction and sanitation.
A local plan proposes repaving Liberty Street with asphalt this summer. The project aims to replace worn surfaces, use timber as base support, and meet a tentative completion date later in the season. The effort involves the town council, the paving firm, and allocations from local funds.
Reading from scattered fragments, local merchants anticipate spring openings next week. Mentions of Aula Lek Green and Daviaase hint at varied shops while discussions touch on store decorations, cooperation among retailers, and cautious forecasts amid uncertain demand.
Fragmented OCR text reports dubious claims about a drug named Dr Eduwede OSve Tablets. It includes garbled phrases and repeated misspellings, mentioning cures, side effects, and alleged treatments. No coherent facts or sources are identifiable.
A jumble of dated grocery notes shows eggs dropping to low per dozen as retailers scramble to clear stock. Potatoes also slide with low quantities selling fast while warmer weather and rising prices loom for sugar and other staples. Local grocers report shifting demand and empty shelves as fears of shortages fade into short term deals.
A chaotic obituary notice honors a long time Oakland resident with a funeral held at Solved Res Alpha Browed. The service, conducted by the Red A. Masher of Cleveland, drew many relatives and friends including E.F. Thomas and Milo Zane Leah. Attendees from War era lines and local communities paid tribute to a life of civic engagement and quiet dedication. The piece preserves names and fragments of the local funeral procession and memory.
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