13 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1918
Page
1
A distressed woman with weak nerves and anemia reports improvement after taking Vinol, described as cod liver and tonic for strengthening weakness. The ad claims Vinol improves the constitution of men women and children and promises money back if not satisfied.
A Warren event plans a semi annual style show with local sponsors and musical elements. Jordan's Orchestra provides music for the event with fashion displays and updated wardrobes expected for the audience. Local stores and clubs coordinate arrangements and invitations for attendees as plans progress.
Local report details Leo Farrell charged with passing forged checks at a store on Man Avenue. Witnesses describe the suspect as resembling another man and identify Purcell as a related figure. Purcell released on bond, and Durnet awaiting further hearing.
Fragmented OCR text describes a push for a Boy Scouts of America effort to obtain an Ace Medal. It references wartime campaigns and a Treasury Department request for participation, with garbled names and places. The readable portions emphasize fundraising or recognition goals tied to a wartime activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest guidance on constipation relief from a physician. Key terms appear garbled but indicate medical advice and treatment steps.
Frayed OCR text urges citizens to buy war bonds and stamps to support the war effort. Promoting government recognition, the piece links stamp purchases to national victory and citizen duty, invoking direct appeals to readers to participate and bolster morale.
The obituary notes the death of Raward El Muzzy at his home in East Branch Spring Creek yesterday afternoon. Born November 11, 1237, he was listed as a member of an unspecified local family from Ris Ute Fie in Wyareoa county.
A Life Study Club session on Truthfulness drew a large audience led by Eugene Arnold. Questions debated whether telling an untruth is ever justified and if honesty must prevail in war, business, and parenting.
Fragmented copy discusses chronic rheumatism and its persistence despite relief efforts. It suggests a remedy must reach deep into the blood to affect the disease rather than surface treatments, implying winter weather worsens symptoms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a “Goabling disease” and references to figures, dates, and names in a disjointed way. Unable to identify a coherent event, person, or place, the item reads like a damaged notice or column fragment with unclear context and no verifiable facts.
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