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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1917
Page
8
Fragmentary report references Hatton home phone, Florida individuals, a Peruvian visit, a shell display, and a town dinner. It mentions a wildlife meeting, a “Strain of cave” reference, and award notes including a white champion prize.
A garbled OCR passage references health topics including skin, kidneys, and a mention of various places and names. The text appears to be a rough mix of medical terms and unrelated fragments with no clear event or attributable entities. The readable content is minimal and lacks a cohesive news item.
An OCR fragment mentions attendees and a gathering near a river area with Eurasian themes. It references a dance or entertainment event at a camp, with mentions of a fortress area, a relay or parade, and a local sponsor. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled text.
An illegible and fragmentary ad from Brooklyn presents a claim of relief for health pains via a vegetable compound. It references mother and daughter, a Jefferson Avenue address, and mentions a product labeled as a restorative medicine. The writing is garbled but centers on promised improvement and personal testimonials.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions Cine and Gol Shelfians, Phillipe, and Uieao. It references June or January like dates, locations such as Jonestown and Waltimoore, and various names including Stirkley and Bront. The text is fragmentary with many garbled phrases.
Classified note from The Gate Man listing contact Bell phone 804-7 and 3-23-6100 seeks trades for jars and mald items, offers repair or different combination services, and mentions a vault door and harness parts with scattered garbled details. The ad hints at a man named Glennad and invites inquiries by phone.
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