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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
6
Mrs. Mare Powers a night shift clerk at Starwest ceclars suffered a stroke Friday morning. Her doctors report limited improvement while friends and family, including Salandocstius, await steadier recovery and news from Touhy. Local meetings and church services continue as community hopes for her quick return to health.
A fragmented report discusses Belgian refugees in Bogland aiding their nation, with figures citing 500 080 and 220 000 in various categories. It mentions Belgian refugees, Infantry, and relief work, accusing Hoover era policies of mismanagement and urging continued support to ease suffering. The piece references a letter from a woman describing a husband’s accidental drowning as part of the broader humanitarian context.
A shredded OCR classified fragment mentions various job ads and needs. It lists housekeeping, office work, and cleaning tasks with names and odd phrases. The text is garbled with a date 8-26-81 and random capitalization, making specifics unclear.
Readers glimpse a frenzied program of stage offerings at local theatres. Highlights include a Barrymore led production at Columbia Theatre and a provocative piece drawing mixed reactions, with other shows scheduled at the Library Theatre and Jewelrs store event.
The fragment describes a claimed medical treatment labeled Forkola used for throat and chest ailments. It promotes a pill or device with rubbing on the throat and inhalation, touting rapid relief and absorption. It references doctors, hospitals, and a promise of money back if not effective, naming a Newell’s supply line.
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