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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
2
A murky notice from The Pines Co of Wayne Indiana promises air remedies, clothing and a girl named DTH Pree. It warns against druggists for full directions and insists on guaranteed absolute faction or prompt refund.
A fragmentary wartime notice recounts Knowlton and his Second Army Corps unit stationed at La Mans France. It notes shifts in command personnel Ammunition Train members and burial details for Van Horn and related soldiers including Nelson Ryberg and others wounded or killed near Argonne. The Telegram hints Nelson’s postwar job with Western Union and Yellow Bonnet Taxi Co. and his likely hospital stay after war injuries.
The obituary notes the funeral of the late Theodore, once known as Arecangat, with ties to Warren and local business. Elmer Dutton, aged 69, was a well known Columbus resident and lawyer, connected to the Dutter family.
A quirky note describes a peculiar path or chant about corn removal and sudden shifts. It mentions shoes, near misses, sideways movement, and a sense of urgency tied to a lake vacation scenario. Ends with a playful, nonsensical vibe.
Longtime head of the Dutton band and orchestra, a well known Warren organization, passed away. For years scores of local youth danced to the Dutton orchestra under his direction, led by his brother who lived nearby. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 o'clock.
A fragmentary notice notes Freeman and neighbors from Estown Fost attending a Sunday service at Lani church with Alberti, Debasan, and Melin Pp Johius listed among attendees.
Warren relatives announced the death of Steen Duner, son of Warren County, after a period of illness. He attended public schools, worked with the Struthers company, and later served in munition labor. His passing follows memorials in England where relatives reside.
A reading of the fragment notes a claim that a small dose of Rheuma quickly relieves rheumatic pain, promising swift relief for thousands of sufferers. The text is garbled but centers on a quick acting remedy and its perceived effectiveness. It mentions cost and accessibility concerns while stressing rapid impact.
Deputy warns residents a new supply of forms has arrived and urges filers at the City Building to submit their returns by the upcoming Saturday evening. The offices will be open Monday and Tuesday to accommodate those who file.
Town activities report the Friday Noon Club will not meet tomorrow due to an address by John Wesley Hill. Regular meetings resume next week as usual. Endergoes operation noted with L C Lava in city hospital. patient improving. Walnut Street incident describes a fall from first floor to cellar injuring a finger and leg, with cautious recovery.
A disputed oil property assessment valued at $21,000 is under review as the company argues the $600 per acre charge is unjust. The issue was discussed at the commissioners office this morning with potential reductions in similar cases contemplated.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Conenango Trust Co East Side Bank and a dated line 3-12-c18. No clear event or names beyond bank references. Summary focuses on a financial notice fragment with no coherent action or outcome.
An advertisement touts Neutron Prescription 99 as a universal rheumatism remedy. It claims rapid relief from painful joints, purging impurities from the blood and creating a feeling of renewed health. The pitch targets readers at 1 dollar per bottle, available through local agents.
Fragmented OCR text references Y W G A notes on avenue side and a church event in a school room next Wednesday March uch with luncheon for out of town visitors. Names and details are garbled but indicate a church luncheon and meeting at First Presbyterian church with local planning mentions.
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