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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss hair graying and a product or routine involving Sage, sulfur, and cosmetic preparations. Mentions using remedies to darken hair and references various substances and phrases, but the readable content is garbled and lacks clear facts or outcomes.
A reader friendly sale list highlights diverse groceries and household goods for March. Includes canned vegetables such as onions and tomatoes, snacks like sugar cookies, and pantry staples like evaporated milk, mustard, and honey. Also mentions health items and patent medicines marketed by sellers.
San Francisco reports that the Panama-Pacific Exposition will be completed by February 20 1915, eight months before its opening. The $50 million fair will showcase massive buildings the Palace of Machinery and other pavilions, with nations like Turkey and Japan planning large displays.
Fragmentary OCR hints at an irregular funding incident involving $500,000 for a celebration. Mentions of many states and unclear actions by individuals named Taye and Prion appear. Details are garbled, with several non-meaningful phrases and likely transcription errors.
Two girls fled from their home Wednesday toward Petrol to become Felboian slaberk. Police were alerted and traced them to Dit role where agents pursued. After a series of misdirections the youths were found and brought to a local facility for return and monitoring.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate McCormick plans a Pennsylvania tour next week with stops in central and northwestern areas including Kane. Accompanied by a prominent Democratic delegation, he will address locals at venues in Warren and nearby towns, with visits through March 20 to Wellsville and surrounding communities.
Salamanca opens a new hospital named Mitral 12 The Rew with ten beds, two patients admitted by night, and Dr POH Horne overseeing care. The facility includes general and private wards, a fully equipped operating room, bath, dining, pantry, kitchen, and supply areas. Miss Mida Williams of Hartford serves as superintendent assisted by Miss Ethel Meada, graduate of Cook County Hospital.
An OCR degraded advertisement bundle extols Ely’s Cream Balm for instant relief from nasal congestion and head cold symptoms. It brags rapid opening of nasal passages and headache relief, with a peculiar aside about a baby chick feeding product and a separate real estate or farming product pitch. Mentions free store availability, a Clyde contact, and a Bell phone number, all in a chaotic, multi-item layout.
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