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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented and error filled OCR item mentions pictorials at the New York Sun with references to a popular feature, descriptions of depictions, and a youthful advertising line. The text hints at a broad varied page including fashion or product notes and a promotional callout for additional content.
The article describes Warren women learning to sew and craft doilies with instructor Susie Lane. It notes interest in styles, fabrics, and patterns, details of class questions about skirts, waistlines, and fabric choices, and mentions Miss Meiti conducting a dressmaking school from New York with three days of lessons, ending April 3.
Small city hand laundry ad offers best work and lowest prices with guaranteed service. Sam Sing advertises at 221 Pennsylvania Avenue West, promising satisfaction with a stated price.
A garbled dialogue shows a Spann and Ac lndy figure arguing about a company and repeated failures. A tense youth, Jean, responds with defiance, accusing the other side of evasion and inaction. The fragment suggests ongoing disagreement without clear resolution.
A fragmentary note describes a curious lace item in a Vermont location, claiming it is extremely rare and confined to a small room or vault. The text references unusual Cuban, French, and other European ties and hints at a hidden or restricted display area.
Fragmented OCR notes describe AGW legal option bill turmoil in the House. The text references passage debates, compensation schemes for property owners, sewer funding, and labor department involvement with dates around 1916.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a medical triage concept and unspecified symptoms as a displayed medical alert. The readable text mentions a sequence of health concerns including acne and angina and references a person or source initials Phe. The fragment shows a periodical warning tone typical of late 19th or early 20th century health notices in a domestic setting.
Fragmentary notice from Warren Pennsylvania regarding barter or delivery terms for a beverage product. Mentions a Bore Yuantines pairing with 4 pints priced at 51.09 and an associated timetabling or proportional ordering. Includes names and a partial address.
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