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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1916
Page
4
The Times features a crowded pageant of candidates led by Mabel Walters in a village contest. Local figures Mrs. Reno Diane and postmaster candidate Mr. Smith divide attention as supporters push subscriptions and bets on the outcome. Campaign activity heats up across the district as voters weigh names, roles, and promises ahead of the close.
A damaged OCR style list details DIBTRIO No 1 including Warren and Pine Grove area townships. It names residents and addresses such as Mabel Walters 120 N gout St and B Ness 109 Division St Hel, plus Merle Gilson Shelletd and others across multiple townships. The document records district boundaries and territory coverage with figures 149,4284 129.200 185,185 a1Ra10 80,885.
Fragmented OCR text presents multiple mentions of kidney remedies, pills, and medical claims. Names include Dean, Hartnett, Doane, Pitts, and Erie region references, with dubious endorsements and generalized warnings. The passage resembles an old newspaper mix of ads and anecdotes lacking coherent structure.
Fragmented readable lines describe a Warren County pageant, fair events, speakers, and schedule items. Mentions of Grange, Supt Edaapee, and local spectators appear amid garbled text. Gasps of weather, dates, and performers are interwoven with incomplete captions and scattered names.
A garbled 19th century unrestful report discusses tire ignition during a long fast run and links to a wider tale of forgeries and a death penalty debate. It cites ignition by tire contact with a live run, mentions the Scinsthille Superlean as a distractor, and recounts a forged for a crime with various names and a late petition for clemency.
Weather conditions interrupt a busy festival schedule with rain and muddy streets expected to ease by midweek. Officials anticipate shows and merrygo rounds to resume as forecasts promise cooler temps and clearing skies.
Fragmented OCR notes describe building plans on South Centre Street with mentions of Hicks, Wright lot, and Willow Street. Several houses on Willow and Sullaing streets are implied to be prepared for residence, with future construction expected and a note about a surveyor and property care.
Reported to prosecutors a wave of alleged festive season fraud and counterfeit ring sales at a May carnival. Authorities describe multiple tender discrepancies and suspicious jewelry claims. Investigators say several vendors skirted standards, leading to investments and losses for attendees.Police urge caution and promise further investigations.
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Fragmented OCR text mentions names like Renard Langdale and scattered phrases about yesterday and a wake. No clear event, date, or outcome is present to summarize into a coherent item.
A garbled OCR passage shows a fragmented exchange mentioning a French maid and a husband, with unclear context about a reference or aczemohite. The readable bits hint at a domestic or courtly inquiry involving a woman and her spouse, but no definite event or names emerge.
A clipped, period-tinged summary notes government health service warnings on sedentary chairs and the risks to heart and kidney health. It mentions a campaign against uncomfortably upholstered seating and urges exercise and movement, referencing public notices and pricing like two dollars and fifty-eight cents for relief and a lighter, ventilated chair.
A garbled sale notice references items like a white refrigerator and various goods. The readable fragments mention mothers babies and beverages and warn of costs and imagery, but the text is largely unintelligible with misread characters and missing context.
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