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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
8
Fragmentary catalog notes describe crepe te chine ties in shaded tones and ornate fabrics. Mentions collars and decorative items, with partly legible pricing and styles.
Busy day at the glove counter yields brisk sales with silk petticoats and corset bags for ladies rooms. Items include silks and crepe fabrics as sewing machines churn out goods like taffeton and messalines while prices range from 2.50 to 6.00 for various items.
Fragmentary OCR lacks coherent events or identifiable names. Readable items mention generic financial terms and vague references, with no clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome to summarize into a factual card.
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Fragmented OCR describes bus like departures from Conewanse Avenue area. Mentions 6215, Cone Bango Avenue, P and L station, Te farme, waiting rooms at Towa, Cameranze Avenue, Walting room, Goon Wango Ave, 13 to 15 minutes past 10:00 PM, Jamestown, Warren, and nes ee 2110 prs Whrewainirg ubty.
The Warren Times reports on regional car route changes and schedules for Jamestown and Warren. The paper highlights higher home delivery than neighboring papers, noting improved circulation and broader distribution across the county.
Fragmentary text describes a Warren line and a Moore and Hale hour, with vague references to 40 and pacing. Content is garbled and names are uncertain. unable to determine a clear event, person, or organization.
Fragmented text reports unusual activity near Clarendon with references to Warren and a series of time stamps and places. Key names and precise details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the note hints at a disturbance or transport disruption affecting Clarendon and related locations.
Sunday schedule notes departures from Warren at TAS with a regular timetable. Mention of Warren Teuve and Jamestown appears in unclear phrasing but indicates later departures continue on the same frequency.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses toilets and daily routines among neighbors, mentioning light, sun, heat, and care. It references a nurse and someone named Dave, with scattered phrases about beds, nets, clothes, and communal behavior. The piece reads like a chaotic diary excerpt with partial names and vague events.
The article discusses fire safety in crowded buildings with focus on exits, wall construction, and escape routes. It warns that poor drainage, faulty doors, and decorative elements can hinder egress and trigger dangerous congestion. It also references drills and policies to prevent panic and ensure safe evacuation in emergencies.
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