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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
3
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New York readers learn a large Pacific fleet with 25 000 sailors and 668 officers will arrive in New York by tomorrow to take part in a naval parade. The 17 battleships and the destroyer Colts will lead the show with auxiliary ships following. President Wilson will review the fleet during the harbor visit as part of preparations for a naval demonstration in foreign waters. Entertainment is planned for the sailors during their two day stay in the harbor.
Stacien A. Fyntipg of Meadville visited Clarendon with Mrs. Tousles and two daughters. The group, including Neil Philipu of War Fen and Milia of Jamestown, toured with Mrs. Touley and returned to Jamestown in the evening.
Clarendon report notes the Rightting ie Comment Co. uses a cement mixer to accelerate tasks and improve daily output. Workers enjoy the faster pace and the company is praised for its reliable service and progress on the project.
Enthusiasts from the section attended a Warren workout session to watch the Dingo Club finish the season. They say big Ogbt Tor positions will be determined soon amid the Neer workout chatter.
Ly Foster has purchased a car to deliver goods and perform work for Garded, Snemsta, and Invermearate. The vehicle will also enable faster travel and new business, including a badge for Claranion, on Rayroad Street. The old bridge on Rayroad Street, long in poor condition, has been improved by Mr. Deland 42 and praised by the community.
The Sheffield and Vastassel Buhied event honors Rev. So MS Barmara and attendees from Oakland to Warrta as the Central Pennsylvania chapter hosts a formal installation. Speakers, floral tributes, and a banquet followed the ceremony with residents and guests from multiple towns in attendance.
Local observer notes a Dodge car show in town led by Dr. Mercius of Shefield. Attendees praised the vehicle for its value and style, calling the demonstration a promising sign for Dodge’s appeal.
In early May the Sanger plant announces intent to commence operations soon at Clarendon, with developments and planning discussions already circulating in the corner as spring business preps advance.
May 1 report from Arcadia Florida notes the Baraca and Philatheas of Florida convened at the Aguusl conventou of Luke Baran Phutthia Caton. A program for three days was arranged and hailed as the greatest and boat Fate convention yet held by the group. Allegations were discussed during the session.
A community gathering at Bhessent featured a varied program with lodge business followed by candidate selections. The event honored around ten members and recalled past orders while noting the ongoing organization of the Sage group.
May 7 reports from Bhetwha describe carloads of equipment moving for a Pennsylvania Railroad spur project near Stonean. A steel rack and overturned rails delayed work as crews towed rails to the site and reinforced ties to stabilize the line through the street-rail junction.
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The text shows jumbled names and figures across several regions with dates and totals like 18 662 and 41 200, suggesting a damaged page listing people and monetary amounts. Highlights include references to Germany 1838 and places such as Ireland, Denmark, and Australia amid unclear event details.
A garbled passage describes seeking medical guidance and a money back guarantee, mentioning doctors and prescription concerns. It references a traveler’s tale and a cryptic remedy approach with vague cures and supposed eye care procedures.
Fragmentary article mentions individuals such as Warner Be Lauder and George Long, with scattered references to gatherings, a fellowship, and a hall description. Reading is incomplete, limiting coherent facts and events.
A heavily garbled OCR fragment references terms like temple, Tage Ou, Gast vane, and Meads Asia. It contains disjointed phrases about humanity, prosperity, and various locations, but no coherent events, dates, or identifiable figures. The text lacks a clear news item or report.
An old advertisement touts a Bulgarian tea claimed to cure many ailments. It markets a “poul pom” product promising youth, digestion help, and general wellness, branding itself as the cheapest medicine on earth and urging households to buy now.
The notice fragment mentions an author named OWE SEELASS CRECK with an unclear designation. It lacks readable names, dates, or concrete actions. Further legible text needed to identify the event, person, or organization involved.
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