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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
2
A local store promotes a spring collection featuring varied outer garments in gabardines poplins tea dressmaker blends and specialty models tailored for different figures. Showcases crepe de Chine georgette satin and silk pieces in multiple colors with belted trims pockets and seasonable options. Millinery includes trimmed sailor hats and novelty caps priced at 6.50, with a Saturday special offering coats and suits for 24 dollars.
The Fern Waist comes in Seal-Pac envelope never touched by human hands until opened. It is priced at $1 and claimed to be a high quality, correctly sized garment with 36 cut full, guaranteed accurate size printed on the envelope.
At today's wholesale prices the ad lists heavy bleached sheetings and sleatings with per yard prices such as 7-4, 5-4, and 10-4, including 24e yd 28¢ yd 32e. The text emphasizes available bleached fabrics and bulk pricing.
Fragmented stock quotations and notices mix amid a local market page. Mentions of Western Union, Western 020020, Southern Railway, and Avenue district pricing appear alongside a sale notice for trimmed hats at Cable's on Hickory Street.
A jumble of unreadable 1890s style items described births, a found baby deed on the river, a plant containment around a Tevine farm, and scattered references to a company fence, location searches, and stray assaults. Contains names like Ralph W. Savin of Detroit and Foote Gehaialy.
An article describes a large crowd at a county carnival or fair night with plans to address debt. It notes a note negotiated for 91,000 and a 64,000 dereit, funds to be used to pay debts and support a ball club. The piece mentions proceeds to fund sustaining the club and paying creditors, with officials urging orderly behavior and continued fundraising through events and ticket sales.
The article details an extended journey by a prominent American figure through Latin American nations including Argentina, Chile, Peru, Panama, Cuba, and others. It notes a strong friendship with South American states and discusses aims to strengthen commercial ties with the United States, emphasizing sentiments toward free trade and regional cooperation.
The Evening Times reports a strong push by the Strikers Committee of Kot C for rapid recruitment of approximately two hundred names. The council urges prompt action as abstentions may affect the outcome while emphasizing steady work and broad outreach.
A description of a washable wall and ceiling finish offering the durability of oil paint with a soft velvet appearance. It promises a sanitary surface that can be washed without damage, appealing to owners seeking long lasting, easy care interior walls.
An advertising note promotes a durable lustreless finish described as sanitary and easily cleaned. It claims resistance to dusting wiping and washing with soap and water without harming the coating and notes low cost and simple brush-on application at the store.
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