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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
9
Fragmented OCR reads like a damaged personal letter from Enorvilis, Tennessee, describing long lasting pain, trouble with food, and mention of a vegetable product and remedies. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear references to individuals and remedies.
Readers report a new dyeing method claiming permanent color change across textiles. The guide, titled Diamond Dyes, promises quick results on dresses, blouses, stockings, feathers, and children's wear using a color concentrate. The booklet warns of fading with repeated washing and urges caution with mixtures.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a medical product or condition and several unreadable proper nouns. It references hallux or throat related terms, a blood flow context, and some company or individual names that are partially legible.
Readable lines hint at a dated diatribe or misread verse about marriage and regret. Names, places, and concrete facts are absent, leaving only garbled phrases and partial wording. The item resembles a crude OCR scrub with no clear event or attribution.
A thrilling jungle episode centers on Tarzan rescuing La from ritual peril as the Flaming God cult and attacking elephants threaten the camp. Tarzan defends La, fends off priests, and leads their perilous escape while the jungle erupts in fire and upheaval.
A fragmented 19th century Utah and western rail region report details court cases, fatal accidents, labor strikes, population shifts, and infrastructure plans. It mentions Burke, Logan, Salt Lake, Wasatch, and Brigham Young era references with varied events from legal actions to building projects and workforce statistics.
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