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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
8
Fragmentary ad snippet praises honey and butter lard alternatives for arteries. Mentions possible brands or companies and generic terms like bees and shortening. Text is incomplete but suggests a promotional line for healthier fats and cooking fats to preserve arteries.
Fragmentary street railway timetable details a network with multiple routes and frequent departures. Mentions Warren, North Warren, Clarendon, Comewanga Avenue, and SheMel but lacks complete times. Notable entries include first car 6 10 am, last car 10 00 pm, and various hourly or half hour intervals with ambiguities.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a travel or freight item referencing baggage and repression themes tied to a route between Jamestowns and Warren. Information is incomplete but implies a transport leg or wartime context with limited legible detail.
Fragmented score notes recount a tense baseball game with Chicago and visitors exchanging runs, a double play by Johnson, and later mentions of pitchers and innings. The text lists teams, venues, and partial scores with sporadic references to public schedules and standings.
A garbled sports page item lists track and rowing events across universities and cities including New York State Intercollegiate plates and Harvard versus Cornell rowing. It mentions venues like Fort Wayne and Toronto, with results and commentary on facilities and coverage. The piece reflects wide-ranging prep sports activity and a newspaper’s promotion of athletic reporting.
A surprise party for Beatrice Simwenr was held Friday evening August 6 with about a dozen attendees. Guests enjoyed refreshments and mingled in a festive setting. later social duties and tributes were given, and familiar local names from Warren to Detroit attended.
Arrangements for mowing and care of lots at Oakland Cemetery for 1913 should be made. Notices printed for invoicing and payment. Office of the association will go opposite cemetery entrance by order of management.
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