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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
8
A fragmented sale notice describes coats for women and misses in various colors and fabrics. It highlights gloves silk petticoats silk hosiery and vanity bags with fancy names, noting prices from 23 cents to 4.83 dollars and a busy Saturday at the glove counter.
Easter tale mentions new pieces and distinct weights in a cryptic note. The text references names likely readers or participants and hints at a vote and changes in metrics. Further readable facts are unclear in the fragment.
A garbled OCR of street railway times shows buses or cars leaving various stops with vague minute past the hour references. It mentions Glade Kurs of Sand, P&B station, Warren street, Curawange Ave, and Carewange Ave, with unclear times including several past the hour and several early morning hours.
A garbled police log fragment references a southbound line and a car incident at 6:40 am. It mentions New Orleans Police Department and various ailing details, but readable facts are limited to an early morning collision context and emergency response hints.
Scattered readable names and locations include Palau, Warren, Crest, and Ware with vague times and events. The fragmentary text mentions guests, weaving, and a list of personal identifiers but lacks a coherent story or clear actions.
The readable portions reference Warren and Jamestowns with times and daily schedules but lack coherent details. Unable to extract a clear event, person, or organization to form a factual summary.
A partial OCR reads like a disrupted memo about a NASA cave schedule. It mentions Lea Warren Lenva Jnbieeten and references a timetable or plan but the fragmentary text is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
Fragmented report portrays mine sweepers braving severe North Sea winter gales to clear mines. Vague OCR text mentions ships, crews, and peril, with garbled captions and nonstandard phrases obscuring specifics about actions, dates, or outcomes.
The paper proclaims wide distribution claiming it reaches more households than any other paper in the area. An ad style note lists a Sara Sing at 221 Poam ie avenue West as a contact within the publication.
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