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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary Washington dispatch recounts waning public demand for probes after a surge in early days. Describes House Rules Committee actions and calls for inquiry into various topics, noting proposed resolutions and political friction as investigations stall.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic note about congressional actions and self-interest. Mentions resolution, living subjects, district concerns, and voting but provides no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a summary.
Graceful sweet peas from Mowery Farm are praised for fragrance and bloom quality. The article highlights a premier variety, Sweet Von, offered as a top choice for discriminating gardeners seeking robust results. Ends with cultivation details and a note on seed pricing and availability.
A missing man, described as 5 feet 9 inches tall with brown gray hair and work glasses, wearing a brown frock coat and an Accident Company ID badge 88192, is sought by local authorities. Despite searches in the Erle Simmit Albion and Counenill counties, no trace has been found. officials warn the man may be wandering.
Standard Oil stockholders of record on April 1 will receive a 1 dollar quarterly dividend and a 3 dollar extra for each share of stock held. The last dividend was 0 dollars quarterly plus 2 dollars extra. The payment date is November 22.
Report notes strong reception of the library's production with evident acclaim for acting and stage direction. Critics highlight solid performances, notably from Gere Coney and others, while some scenes drawn from The Tylemban Cie and Martian received high marks for execution and tone.
A vintage ad touts LeMay's Dream Of Sage and Quinine as a guaranteed French formula to darken gray hair quickly. It claims the blend restores youthful hue using sage and quinine with other ingredients, promising safe use and universal appeal.
An old style advertisement boasts pure, fresh confectionery sold here. It asserts government standards met, quality unsurpassed, and prices described as always low. The peninsula phrasing emphasizes attractive external appearance and toothsome interior appeal.
A fragmented 1920s classified snippet shows services for dressmaking and hairdressing. The ad mentions tailoring, fashion, and glamour in a busy urban store environment with references to workshops and personal styling.
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