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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1915
Page
8
A fragmented timetable describes Street Railway departures from several hubs including Warren Clarendon and Sheffield. It notes specific minutes past the hour for car leaves, with references to times such as 18 past and subsequent departures. The garbled text lists routes toward Settle and Shetteld, mentioning delays and approximate intervals, plus mentions of afternoon and evening services and connections.
Fragmentary text indicates baggage and express car activity around Jamestown and Warren with times mentioned. The surviving lines are unclear but reference 58 cars and a timetable or schedule. Further readable items are needed to confirm precise actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary ad copy lists a product called hairyries and ogee tor batching from Waren and Tamestown. Includes a slogan Satisfaction guaran ned and a price of $2.00 per doven. Mentions George Glaker, Nort Warren, Pu Berar in unclear context.
A Brooklyn shop and New Haven area names surface as coroner Mix investigates a child case linked to multiple individuals and places including Haven, Mayo, Dudley lines. Dozens of misread phrases show a tangled pattern of names and clues across March entries.
Sheffield News reports a March 25 public gathering at the council hall featuring a patriotic program. The event highlighted local leadership roles with remarks from President A. W. Wilack and Secretary Assistant Albert Geet, while attendees enjoyed a formal program and social gathering.
An evening gathering at Sheffield discussed changes to the Sineady Iatue diet and introduced new agriculture items. The event noted ten percent improvements in exam readiness, with plans for corrections and a forthcoming examination next week. The boys are set to depart tomorrow evening from Sheffield for a 0:47 start, while Auff dayeur prepares a pair of dumb bells for a revue in the Sma Block.
A partial OCR shows fragmented lines about Weft Eskemonla in Sheffield and a mention of starch and tainted terms. The text references a person named Walur Black and a note on foundation funding, but the overall meaning is unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
A fragmented notice references hens and 14 eggs with March timing, mention of Shomield and Mike Gerteh, and a discussion about weights and rates. It notes unclear figures and possible discrepancies, with a suggestion of regulatory weight standards and market constraints affecting the tally.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at shop, marching date, and various names but presents no coherent events or identifiable entities. No clear action or outcome is established beyond scattered phrases and potential names.
A partial fragment notes a wartime event at the Peiruress theatre with a splendid program arranged. It mentions a deferred program and a March date, with references to local officials and visitors loading for a town show. Additional lines cite Norton of Ridgway and J Johnson visiting relatives.
A chaotic report fragment describes a heated debate over a Bunaean flare incident involving chlorine water exposure and a chemical reaction. It mentions a scientist or observer named Widmanst and references experiments, early observations, and alleged explosive outcomes. The text is garbled but centers on chemical evidence and the interpretation of a reaction that produced unstable forms.
Fragmentary passage describes a home remedy for coughs using a liquor bottle and mixture labeled GlyCorpine or similar. It mentions mixing with lager, soaking, and a claim of a money back guarantee if not effective, with references to suppliers and a familiar old style medicinal ad tone.
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