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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
2
BoniEx Sewing Week Gloses Saturday Night features white goods and fabric specials with center week prices. The notice lists voile and shaded voiles, mantelets and other textiles at 50 to 16 yards, noting various yardage and color options.
Timetable fragment details streetcar departures from COTY MAIN LIS and Warren, with multiple run times at 6:10, 10, 20, 29, 16 minutes past hours, and various station connections toward P. & E. station and Conswatco Avenue. Some lines show cars leaving Me and Shemera toward Warren, Clarendon, and North Warren with times around 7:00 am to 8:40 am.
The page lists numerous travelers and social visits from May 1915, including Mrs Re New of Toledo visiting Mea 3. Smith. Miss Seazetce Ittel Jett heading to Tylerville. Linette Banin arriving from Ohio. Wan Aynalds Jeaven heading to Indianapolis for a local event. John Hagsela visiting from Kane. and many other residents of Struthers and surrounding areas visiting kin, attending events, or returning home. The text also includes a communication note from the Philadelphia register quoting Conwell on wartime policy and public reaction to U boats and neutrality.
A garbled listing from a May scene mentions Warren Savings Bong and Charles Cox among others, with scattered references to American Sevelters, Locomorf, and various regional firms. The fragmentary text reads like a town market report with numerous unreadable names and places.
The fragmentary OCR shows market listings and ad lines mixed with stray phrases about war context and transportation. It mentions times, prices, and goods such as butter, coupons, and freight terms, but the text is heavily garbled with inconsistent names and numbers, limiting coherent extraction of a single event or person.
Scattered text appears to mention places and names but lacks coherent events. It lists fragments like dates or titles, unreadable in parts, with several proper nouns that may refer to people or organizations but no clear action or outcome is discernible.
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