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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1917
Page
7
An advertisement extols a blood purification product promising perfect health. It asserts impurity corrupts blood and harms the body, linking symptoms like nervous disorders and fever to血 impurities. The text promotes a specific home remedy and lists suppliers and claims of long use.
An enthusiastic Interstate League gathering adjourned in Bradford Pa on a Sunday evening. Vice President E A Hathbon presided with listed attendees including Prucent Uredford LG Wane and others. A communication from a Jamestown figure expressed fans’ demand for league presence and efforts to overcome obstacles, with future meetings planned and several local officials named for organizing committees.
A scrambled sports and local business column notes players, matches, and affiliations with movements toward league action. Mentions include college teams and individual athletes, a wrestling title, and potential organizational changes affecting venues and sponsorships, all framed in a rapid, period-voice style.
Jamestown bowlers placed well at the Grand Rapids tournament with several cashing in on events. Notable scorers included 295 by an unnamed rival and a 280 plus by multiple teammates, as the group competed for prize money.
Fragmented text describes team players, batting, and a railroad series with mentions of specific names. It references a game and several individuals but lacks clear structure, dates, or outcomes. The readable elements include players such as Gorman and Hutton, teams, and a probable competition context.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a late 19th century notice. Names such as Talventon Sew Oehams New Orlane and At. Springs, La and AR Browh appear. Monetary figure $1 is visible but context is unclear. The item resembles a garbled ad or notice with multiple place names and scattered values.
Fragmented OCR text describes theatre scenes and actors with garbled names and stray terms. It hints at performances, roles, and dramatic notes, but communication is unclear. The readable elements include mentions of theatre, performers, and potential stage actions amid the distorted lines.
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