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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
8
The New Spring Creatories and Draperies display hundreds of pieces and thousands of yards of fabrics. Includes cretonne, linenes, maravnettes, imported nets, Quaker nets, Swisses, mindens, and couch covers with prices from a few cents to several dollars per yard. Also touts rope partiers and a new silk picture cord with a decorative nail cover.
Net and Cretonne Shades offers universal approval shown for lace curtains that pull up or down like windows. They roll on a roller finished with a straight or scalloped bottom and tassel, with upholstery work and dozens of shapes including oval, oblong, square, and round, all with guimps and cord.
A damaged advertisement touts Marmisette Curtains, 244 yards shipment, hemmetitehed finish, priced at 1.30 1.50 and 1.65 per pair with a Thursday Friday Saturday window display. The ad invites customers to view the window and buy curbing quantities at special prices.
Fragmentary text mentions Sheffield Lundquist batter lime, a list of names, a death in Seventeenth century tone, and references to a wife and children. The readable sections are inconsistent and partially garbled, preventing a clear obituary narrative or event.
Fragmented OCR summarizes a March event involving Paltsburg and Swans, mentioning a power line, an electric bull, and a misaligned vote record. It references an Adkols Expeene Com and a renvning team, with several garbled names and locations, yielding a vague local incident narrative.
Local volunteers host suppers at the community center aiming to feed neighbors and foster aid networks. Organizers urge donations of food and time as the city oven warms for the winter event.
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