Fragmentary OCR Sports Notes Highlight Boxing and Baseball Mentions
Fragmented lines reference boxing match results and baseball statistics with several names and numbers. The garbled text mentions Helen, Boston, Sarah, Gregory, and league play including a national title context, but exact events and outcomes are unclear from the unreadable OCR.
Tourist Business and Social Musings in Corry Journal
The Corry Evening Journal discusses the growing tourist business in Canada and South America with expanding air travel and affordable trips. It urges young couples to manage finances wisely, suggesting cheaper amusements and savings before indulgent outings, while stressing character over flashy appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Colombia
Andes
Canada
Sifa
Sunflower State and Scottish Heroes in Brief Notes
Kansas is the Sunflower State. Robert Bruce and William Wallace are named as Scotland’s heroes. Venus is the planet mentioned. Pagot is listed as the country watered by river overflow. Tron is cited as the earliest metal. The text also notes 1819 food preservation and commercial canning, with stray phrases like fire dust and Walked Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Earth
Kansas
Robert Bruce
William Wallae
Venus
Tron
Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Files August 7 1914
Glimpses from 1914 include Pure Fora arrests and fines, a State Mish Commissioner linked to Supt William Buller of the Corry Hatchery, and local sports notes as Garland edges Titusville Pirates 60 to 0 with DeLury and Piérce from Corry. Also mentions a ding collie Hog injured by auto, a new residence planned at Congress and Center, a canoe trip down the Allegheny, and local injuries and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New State
Supt
William Buller
Corry Hatchery
Garland
DeLury
Piérce
Corry
Titusvillé Pirates
Prince
Lamont Steen
Fugitive Arrested in LaMont After May Forger Raid
Corporal Micrats White of the state police sub station arrested Joseph Spachtholz also known as Joe Sprotto in a shack near La Mont after he surrendered Tuesday night. He had been in hiding since a May 23 raid at 163 Praley Street targeting two alleged forgers. Spachtholz faced a hearing before Justice Emile Stenger and was committed to jail in default of $1,500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spachtholz
Justice of the Peace
Emile Stenger
Uefa
Daily Lessons in English by W. I Gordon
Lesson notes discuss common word usage mispronunciations and misspellings. It covers words like succumbing to desire and urges readers to increase vocabulary, with examples and guidance on correct forms and pronunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1
Gordon
Problem of a ladder across a circular plot
A ladder rests on the circumference of a circular ground with diameter 25 feet. Two trees 20 and 49 feet high stand at the ends of the diameter. Find the ladder length that reaches the top of either tree when positioned across the circle. The solution involves geometry with the circle and the two end points.
Fatal grade crossing crash blamed on obstructions
United Press report from Vincennes Indiana dated August 7 says obstructions blocked a clear view at a grade crossing leading to a team automobile crash that killed four children and three adults. Victims named include Joseph Sanne, 45, driver. his wife Catherine. Anthony Sunne Wan. Josephine Vieke, 42. Lyelle Vieke, 5. Hits Deem, 2. and Stella Deem, 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Vincennes
Ind
Forest Camp Abandoned Near Ludlow After Summer Session
The State Forestry Camp at Ludlow in the big woods along the East Branch has been abandoned. It stood on the Logan farm purchased for State College study programs guiding students to learn local timber. Cheris were all Bundred. Two truckloads of personal belongings were moved to Mr Alto in Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Aug
Ludlow
Logan Farm
Alto
Sheffield
Engineer Buried in Culm Bank Collapse at Camron
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on August 7 thousands of tons of culm at the Cameron Pollery of Susquehanna Coal Co rose and buried Charles Bolts, a steam shovel engineer. About 200 workers were ordered to dig. Bolts was reportedly buried beneath fifty feet of coal as the bank collapsed while Stevens Chaplin Coal Co operated the shovel. Harry Rupp jumped to safety as the slide occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Cameron
Susquehanna Coal Co
Charles Bolts
Stevens Chaplin Coal Company
Harry Rupp
First Voting Machines Arrive for McKean County
McKean County received its first voting machines at noon Thursday as four units for the borough of Kane were delivered. One displayed in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Fraley Street for voter familiarization before the primary. three others sent to local polling places. Two more machines for McKean County arrived in the same shipment, with one sent to Smethport for the courthouse and another to Port Allegany to ready that town for the primary. Bradford will receive twelve machines next week, with an extra unit kept for breakdowns. Delivery follows last fall’s election when residents voted to install the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
McKean Colunty
Gije
Chamber of Commitrce
Fraley Street
Melean County
Smethport
Court House
Port Allegany
Bradford
Automatic Voting Machine Company
Jamestown
Jamestown to Begin Erie Passenger Station on West Second
A telegram from R Falconer of the Erie railroad to Councilman Kessler confirms the Erie passenger station construction on West Second Street. Construction is set to start August 15 with the main entrance on the south side facing Lafayette Street. The building will span about half a block and the adjacent street will be widened and paved into a public plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Aug
Arcurus
Ernest C. Kessler
R. ©. Falconer
Erie Railroad
West Second Street
Lafayette Street
666 Liquid Tablets Headache and Malaria Relief Claim
The advertisement promotes 666 Liquid Tablets claiming relief from headache or neuralgia in 30 minutes, cures a cold on the first day, and treats malaria in three days. It also markets 666 Salve for a baby’s cold, presenting a broad set of medical claims for multiple ailments.
Wartime plane crash chaos at Selfridge Field kills and injures
At Selfridge Field Michigan army pilots bail out after a swarm of crashes amid a dogfight drill. Parachutes deploy as several planes collide wrecking yards and homes. One pilot dies later. others suffer serious injuries. Two days earlier another training flight ended with a forced parachute landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Selfridge Field
MT. Cliem
Ens
Mich
Uemy
Tollay
Wreckel
Servey
Tejue Meisier
Kenneth W. Moatien
Rockford
Hichard Crab
Orlando
Pla
Robert W. Burns
Madeson
Wis
Grabb
Burns
Mosher
Onty
Julius Covaere
Clinton
Harry Newlin
Harry Jolson
Mother of ten burned in gasoline stove blast
Columbia Pa Aug 7 Mrs John Bink 35 mother of ten children was burned probably fatally when a gasoline stove exploded in her kitchen as she prepared breakfast. The fire gutted a two-and-a-half story brick dwelling housing 27 people including 18 children. Firemen rescued all occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbia
John Bink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billy Es
Wightornians
Boston
Sarah
He Gregory
Tafds
Andy
Car Arman
Rica
Ier
Aubey
Lany Lad
Nir
Tale OF
Two
G. M. Pelton
Youngsville
L. Alexander
Congress and
Center Streets
Wi Barlow
A. F. Broan
Allegheny
Jack Paulson
Rip
Mrs. Paulson
Cony
Pranklin Herald
Thomas White
Mound Street
Wallace Cogswell
Beaver Walls
Mkean CO
Trooper
Gree
Wegefarth
Erie County
Juliante
Jess
Wkean County
Kane — Bradford
Jamestown Company
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Chutel
Fire Parents Institute
Trie
Ang
Ralph
Virginia Roasont
1Th Street
Erie County Blketie Co
Ant M. Doyle Construction Co
Wiely
Rath
Cascade
Oller Hoya
Hnim
Isth
Liberty Streets
Palmotors
Ale
Selves
Root
St, James
P. D. Pauls
P. D. Paull
Pauls
Keister