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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented text shows references to a Sheffield area event with mentions of a wagon, a dump, and a dubious sequence of names. The readable portions are too garbled to determine clear facts, participants, or outcomes, leaving only scattered terms without coherent narrative.
The readable text shows scattered names and times but lacks a coherent event or clear entities. It mentions May 15 and several unclear phrases. no verifiable persons, organizations, places, or outcomes are present to summarize into a factual card.
A fragmented note references a baseball game with scattered names and actions. It mentions a team and players, plus a future afternoon game. The legible parts suggest school or local league activity and unspecified results.
The column records a cascade of names, visits, and odds and ends from a bustling week ending with Sunday events. It mentions Mrs Howser, Mr Garver of Keliettville, Sheriff ties, and local garden and hockey plans while noting travel, rides, and social calls around town.
A garbled listing of names, addresses, and events from a community page includes references to visitors, birthdays, evening gatherings, and school-related individuals. The readable portions mention Mr and Mrs, Warren, Miss Wenzel, Miss Smith, and several other names, with scattered times and activities.
A fragmented notice describes a May decoration day with a gathering at the hotel and a late afternoon address by Sr. Jeyene and Vane. The piece mentions a parade schedule, a May 18 event in Baltimore, and an unusual anecdote about a find awaiting approval.
Fragmentary page text discusses varicose vein relief and urges seeking an original remedy sold by Emerall Oil Cait strength. Mentions earicoss Fens Gunder and cautions readers about promising results and drugstore guidance with unclear details.
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