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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
6
Judge Williams ruled in Mercer County that most saloons may reopen with retail licenses, restoring permits to Sharon, Marre, and Wheatland while Greenville and Rhacpsville kept prior grants. The decision followed hearings and tempered remonstrances, noting limited violations and reaffirming licensing needs amid ongoing liquor law debates.
The readable portion mentions auctions and government duties with garbled phrasing. It references a bid or sale context and names a general sense of official action, but details are illegible. The piece reads like an OCR fragment from a government notice page with unclear entities and dates.
Readable fragments indicate an upholstery and repair advert listing workshop services and pricing. Named entity references are unclear, but the notice signals a small business offering upholstery work and related repairs with a price quote line.
An advertisement promises San Cura Ointment ends bleeding itching or protruding piles quickly at a cost of 250 with a money back guarantee. It touts use for sores, skin conditions, eczema, salt rheum, ulcers and other ailments and claims sparkling healing without scarring.
The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce plans to spend about $51,000 on newspaper and other advertising to attract manufacturers. The campaign frames the South as a prime market and argues against moving operations to New England, urging firms to consider Chattanooga's advantages. The piece cites city leaders and echoes broader regional competition for industry.
The Howard Beardsley family from Chautauqua County has taken in Edward Beardsley’s nine children after their father’s arrest. The home, at old House in Rarcway Alley, is deemed unsuitable for warmth in cold weather. Officials fear the children may be sent back to Chautauqua County and have sought Salvation Army aid as local relief strains grow.
Charles B West died February 6 in Columbus Pennsylvania He was born January 18 1845 in Smyrna Chenango County the son of Charles and Eunice Rumadell West The youngest of four children his family moved to Pine Valley Warren County at age one They lived on the family farm last October He married Tulear Barker July 4 1850 she died nine years ago They had three children Alice Byron A and Ora Wife of G H Crippen of Curry He survived by five grandchildren and five great grandchildren A line notes a family tomb and “home apart from One other” The Haypy gu Lurky clubs will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs VENw Annundas Mrs Elka Slenney and Mae Wie Paine as guests Mrs 1 ¢% Monly Mr and Mrs TM Sinn of Astabula Ohio spent Monday at the home of their cousins Mrs Prag Goran.
A Cambridge Springs resident reports severe digestive suffering followed by rapid improvement after using Mayr nutritional stomach remedy. He cites relief from pain and restored appetite and sleep, claiming many have avoided operations. The ad promotes Mayr Mfg Chemist and free booklet from Chinoqua.
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