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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1915
Page
2
A local store promotes its Easter merchandise and asks what to wear and where to buy. It highlights gowns, suits, coats, millinery, gloves, neckwear, hosiery, and shoes as complete stock with distinctive exclusive styles. Prices claimed lowest possible for character and dependability.
An ad touts a large Easter apparel display featuring coats and dresses in many fabrics and shades. It mentions hundreds of one of a kind garments, mid to high price points, and various fabrics including crepe blouses and silk dresses with prices ranging from modest to premium.
A fragmentary OCR item lists assorted gloves for Easter with prices 25 to 39 cents and up to $2.00. Mentions wrist length, various glove styles, and vague brand phrases, but the text is garbled and hard to parse.
A garland of Easter hats arrives with fresh shapes and sought after colors. The shop previews the latest tri tone pieces as available early this week, inviting customers to choose their favorite styles and secure approvals.
A local sale highlights crepe di chine and satin charmeuse in a variety of shades. 40 inch wide silks are offered at promotional prices with strong emphasis on quality and value. Names of fabrics include crepe de chine and satin charmeuse, with prices noted per yard.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled political inquiry over alleged patently mismatched funds and favors involving a governor and party interests, with references to a legislative committee and alleged improper actions. Also present are a string of dated medical ads and farm supply notices reflecting era commerce and public notices.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a sale or notice involving a cart party between a waiting room and a street near Mes Gorman and Mere Ree a Stor with a block or unit label B0 3t. Names unclear. no concrete action or party verified.
A noisy OCR fragment lists various foods, places, and numbers. Mentions cheeses, meats, receipts, and weights with unclear context across scattered lines. Contains misread city names and numbers, hindering full interpretation.
Fragmentary note reads Affection Bend grows stronger in the Americas with references to unity and cooperation. Text is garbled, offering no clear event or date details but suggesting political or social themes about regional collaboration.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a choir and a request to prepare a facility, mentioning cremat ory history and a 2.09 amount in pounds, with references to the United States and Japan. The text is incomplete and obscured, lacking clear names, dates, or events to establish a concrete news item.
Fragmentary notes mention Sisto and EN EES ty with bad teak and feet x hundred tries. Context unclear due to garbled text. May reference a testing or measurement error at SearPane with unspecified parties.
A fragmented 1910s style text mixes fashion notes for net skirts and trimmed dresses with household tips on finishing hems and edging. It also references remedies for health ailments and advertises Doane Hiney pills sold by a New York company, mentioning pharmacy locations and a Miss Foster-Milburn connection.
A chaotic classified fragment invites readers to submit names for a lottery or draw at Marker Treasury and Gerwetiga Stores. The snippet mentions hot crews pans and a chocolate news item with unclear dates or locations. Readers are warned the ad is incomplete and hard to parse.
Damaged autos at the Third and Market Street corner disrupted traffic as the car tore into a Market structure. No injuries reported. Separately, Charles S. Keefer will assume control of Craft & Henry, with Keefer and George Craft running the firm under Craft Kreger initials.
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