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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
2
An old fashion hosiery advertisement urges Easter shoppers to buy silk hose in many colors and sizes. It touts comfort, durability, and low prices for Black White Silver Grey Emerald Navy Flesh and more, with multiple price points from 1.00 to 2.00.
A long crowd attended the Warren fashion show last evening marking a high point for local merchants. The event showcased many outfits, models, and stage decor, with numerous shoppers and attendees filling the venue.
Fragmented wartime editorial page urges residents of Warren to pledge loyalty and support American wartime policies. Vague calls accuse foreign influence and cite allegiance to the United States, with rhetoric about justice and national unity amid tensions.
Warren council meeting vendors and residents as plans emerge for a community project. Local officials discuss funding, public notices, and upcoming events while residents push for a stronger civic effort and fundraising targets.
The note outlines Ms. Tine allowing a plane to use advertising during 3 to 7 pm. Management cites scheduling constraints and market visibility as reasons for the brief window. Further details on the project remain unclear in the fragment.
Doctors stand amazed at the power of Bon-Opto to improve vision. Dr Beuus reports remarkable results making weak eyes stronger and urges further study. The bulletin details patient cases and notes cautious optimism about the treatment’s potential.
Fragmented OCR mentions CHANDLERS VALLEY and local figures Archie Hanson and others, with scattered phrases about a Sunday visit, church activity, and a social event. Text is garbled but preserves several proper nouns and a reference to a Sunday gathering.
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