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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1917
Page
2
The article notes 40 beaulimby looms described as handmade appears in white and cream colors. They come in widths from 15 to 27 fuchas and feature excellent ornamentation. The season favors Oriental designs with many conventional patterns and low relief detailing.
A fragmented OCR shows a contest notice with repeated garbled phrases about voting terms, subscription asks, and prize details. It mentions a contest manager named Theopin or TONER and references dates, prizes, and publication timing. The text is heavily distorted but centers on contest rules, participation, and subscription mentions.
Fragmentary text mentions complexion issues and various dubious remedies. It lists symptoms like pale face and sallow skin, references to fevers and waste, and odd treatments such as “Alive Tabters” and “Dry Sawneds” with unclear context and names.
Fragmentary obituary style notes from KreY Mancaner area listing names and locations in L A. Partial terms suggest man and wife, ages, and street references with unclear dates. Reading notes reference theater like events, power and medical terms, and possible sequences of names, places, and dates missing context.
Unclear OCR text presents fragmented words and phrases. No coherent event or names clearly readable. Unable to extract concrete facts, dates, or entities for a proper summary.
Incomplete OCR item mentioning Marie Mead and family ties. Difficult to parse but appears to be a genealogical obituary fragment from March 8, 1907, noting a Mead and Hoy Mesa connection and references to a Tote Gloyals group. No clear deceased name confirmed.
A chaotic wartime sea clash recounts the sinking of the American steamer City of Memphis after a German submarine attack. Crew members were rescued. the vessel’s cargo and ballast were removed as authorities described the engagement and the aftermath.
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