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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1915
Page
8
Shoppers encounter a wide range of silk wool and cotton garments with new flat effects including girdles, suspender skirts, and wash skirts. Palm Beach cloth ensembles priced from $1.00 to $7.50, with full Palm Beach suites and graduation frocks offered in the $8.90 to $25.00 range.
An assortment of children dresses sizes 2 to 10 and up to 44 in fine fabrics, including wool coats for women, misses and teens, belts for clearance, and silk blends in blue, gray, pink and brown candy stripe on white, with prices ranging from 3.90 to 87.50 and multiple sale items highlighted for immediate use.
Fragm entary OCR shows local political notices. Names such as Chamber, Bursell, and a county official candidate appear. Mentions County Commissioner and County Auditor roles in Warren County with reference to the 1916 Democratic primaries.
A fragmented timetable lists streetcar departures and intervals from the valley to Warren, Conk sauna Avenue, and other points. It notes first cars around 8:10 AM, 9:46 AM, and 4:00 PM, with multiple branches toward Glade Up, Jamestown, and Shefferd, including loops to Warren and Snipean, plus last cars and waiting-room patterns.
Youngsville reports a string of Sunday visits as residents from Cleveland Warner and Os City spend time with families across town. School opens with a large enrollment. local students travel from nearby areas for classes while community members note changes in town.
Fragmented text describes planned privileges and advertising costs. Mentions of a revenue plan, price per, and various unclear entities. References to town leaders and a projected change, with general discussion of consequences and implementation timing.
The fragmentary report notes scores and events at the weekly UW club meeting, listing names and partial results. It mentions attempts, totals, and a celebration of an anniversary, with unclear dates and scattered figures.
Readable text shows a shopper mixup over a coupon on a base item priced at 90 with a 10 cent adjustment. The fragment mentions a Warren Evening True, a price tag confusion, and a request to present or mail the coupon to the local newspaper.
The fragment advertises Preree Rayerite and Dr. Pierce medicines claiming cures for headaches, digestive issues, and various ailments. It touts availability and confidential medical advice, with references to a Merce invalid hotel and locations in vague terms. The text reads like an old time sale pitch with scare quotes and misspellings.
A fragmented 1910s style plea urges support for Good Roads Day on May 11 with calls for wider suffrage, public duties, and state improvements. The text imagines women aiding in relief, civic uplift, and road construction while urging citizens to vote for measures benefiting the weaker and broader state infrastructure. The draft mentions Pennsylvania and state highways, urging participation, organization, and reform.
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