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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1922
Page
2
Ring writers forecast an early K O for Wills in a matchup detailed by sports scribes. The piece cites analysts such as Farrell and Farrells United press as backing and references challengers like Tackkso and De m p. The tone notes Wills’ reach and punching power while weighing Demmey’s technique and potential rounds.
A scrambled report describes Radiator teams winning multiple contests with players such as King Miller Shannon Spicer and Haeny contributing points. The piece mentions railroad rivals and a wide range of names while noting a statewide search and various incidents.
Vintage ad promotes RATSNAP rodent killer with no smell and claims cats or dogs won’t touch it. Sizes priced for pantry kitchen cellar chicken house and larger farm buildings, guaranteed by E. E. Gulgt pon Hardware Os.
Scoreboard notes show multiple erratic lines with typos and unclear outcomes. The readable parts mention the Yankees winning in the eleventh inning and Pirates beating Robins while White Sox beat Athletics. Names such as Dugan Pip Mew el and Miller appear garbled.
A scattered sports brief reports Johnny Dundon winning a lightweight bout by decision after a tough maritime fight. It notes a White Sox loss and an Athletics setback with unclear details. Additional mentions include Jersey fighters and Padle Coast boxers in a rough round count.
Fragmentary OCR reads like sports brief notes. Mentions George from Elen Seattle and United States Golf Association, Churley Pailawed sprinting, and a Hersky Brooklyn Nine recall of John Boerburn amid league chatter. Readable entities include New York, Seattle, Pacific Coast, Michig an Ontario League.
An advertised remedy claims to heal a range of ailments including stomach and intestinal issues by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation. It asserts one dose convinces and offers money back through druggists like J O Condra.
The article profiles Joe Bush as the lead pitcher for the Yankees in the major leagues. It describes his mound stance and delivery as he winds up to throw.
Fragmented OCR text outlines doubts about Corry Eleven’s season with discussion of team plans, revival prospects, and scheduling. Mentions of Shaunt and other names, plans for external help, and a focus on sport in the local area with uncertain outcomes.
Locals led by Captain Debury aim for a two game series against Independents near Lake Panadohin. Lincolnville and Tabor teams are set to clash, with prior meetings split decisions and repairs noted at Carter Field ahead of the weekend contests.
Fragmented report hints at standings in the National and American leagues with scattered team names and scores. Mentions of Pittsburgh and Chicago appear among jumbled lines, suggesting a late game recap or schedule without clear outcomes.
An advertisement promotes Bun Cora Ointment as a universal remedy for piles and other skin ailments. It describes discreet purchases in public spaces and asserts effectiveness for sores chapping rheum and other conditions while urging buyers to obtain a jar quietly.
A Cardinal Troop hike led by Mrs Bess Heath Olmstead will take place Thursday under the Presbyterian Church youth program. The outing, aimed at lure and bird study, meets at the corner of Hake Frederinl and North Meriter streets and participants should bring breakfast to prepare.
The Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will meet with Mrs Rhinehart of West Washington Street Wednesday afternoon. A note from Roy Skumjer mentions a search near Oneida Lake and references weights and Manchester repairs, with unclear details lingering in the fragment.
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