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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
3
Advertisement from Rochester warns of sealed bottle sales and fake imitations. It mentions the Dully Matt Whiskey Co and urges careful handling of dated bottles to avoid counterfeit products and fraud.
Fragmented OCR text discusses county court restraint actions and potential appeal. It mentions May 14 schedule, restrictions on sales at certain times and to certain individuals, and references to prohibitions and enforcement. The passage is unclear but centers on court-imposed restraints and their interpretation.
A county court hears widespread public protests and petitions about liquor license renewals. Attorneys discuss precedents and potential legislative impact as residents from multiple townships urge curbs or continuations while the bench weighs whether to grant or deny licenses under ongoing tension over alcohol access.
A vintage advertisement extols a patent stomach cure, claiming nationwide acclaim and immediate relief for ulcers and digestive distress. It promises rapid benefits, asserts universal satisfaction, and guarantees money back if the remedy fails to help the reader.
An editorial argues that experience and conditions, not the Full Crew Law, should determine train staffing. It cites seven to eleven man crews for passenger trains and fourteen for nine car trains, claiming $2,000,000 in annual wage waste and overstaffed freight trains in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It urges Public Service Commissioners to have broad staffing power to restore common sense in railroad manning.
Advert sees misrepresented claims about Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The piece questions safety and efficacy, citing a supposed medical expert and urging readers to beware false health benefits and deceptive promotion practices.
A garbled fragment notes easier work and mentions Mayet and Wres with several unclear terms. The readable parts imply a discussion of productivity or methods but lack concrete facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a full news item.
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