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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
4
Market report text appears garbled with many misread terms and partial names. The fragment mentions markets, a festival, dates around May and Thursday, and references to persons such as Shakespeare and Patton in a distorted context. Contains no clear event, place, or organization to ground a full summary.
A local license granted yesterday to Mise Nanale and Lewis Wiis Bog ses of Warten as they operate Wat Fingo Avenue business. A baby named Hagstrom arrived Tuesday morning at 383 Fackeon Street. A cigar factory on Ehnewange Avenue faced a fire as workers reported losses and the week’s events unfolded with safety concerns and community notices.
The list warns against self treatment for throat illness and urges consulting a physician. It notes risks from unproven home remedies and the importance of professional guidance. It also mentions a product named Scotts and cautions on accurate dosing and safety for all family members.
Fragmentary OCR records show scattered names and places such as Falter Cauchy and Be st Lateran. The text is garbled with missing vowels and distorted terms, obscuring clear events or facts.
A home furnishings exposition showcases rugs and draperies from top American manufacturers. The display emphasizes artistic treatment for various parts of the home with ideas and suggestions to enhance beauty and comfort.
Anglompersseat regs showcase a wide range of marquisette and Marquisette fabrics with two inch edging and decorative insertions for length. Prices run from 1.25 to 3.58, appealing to those seeking stylish trims and practical drapery material.
The advertisement touts a diverse drapery line with ready to wear colors up to 2.50 per yard, Luncheon sets in yellow pink and blue, window shades on Tartshorn rollers, and new curtain combinations. It notes four sheer options, factory door and window hangings, and agents for Orinoka Sumfast and Kapok products.
An Irish newspaper republished a European war account describing Verdun bombardment scenes. Civilians are described as affected by shellfire, with blasts shaking streets and buildings. Bomb fragments and air attacks disrupt daily life as the Cathedral area endures heavy shelling and casualties are implied.
An OCR damaged text fragment discusses illnesses such as winter colds and grip, mentions Dr Ta, Ertan Ta, and a Norse or Pennsylvanian figure. It includes stray phrases about diet changes, vegetables, and vitality, with garbled names and unclear context. The piece resembles a scrambled historical lay article or column fragment with no clear narrative.
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