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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
2
Fragmented text mixes boxing match notes with golf and tennis references, naming Robert A. Gardner Lane Vincenti Tex Rickard Perry Haughton and others. Contains uncertain event details, dates, places, and outcomes, with multiple corrupted names and phrases.
A sensational ad touts Mentha Pepsin as a cure for chronic indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims Thomas Downey dispenses the remedy to many stomach sufferers and promises rapid relief within ten minutes, with dramatic improvements in breathing and comfort.
Readable fragments indicate 1924 Buffalo schedule features extensive interstate matches and cross country trips. Mentions Cornell Michigan Notre Dame Navy Georgia West Virginia and Princeton with tentative future games and Notre Dame prospects on fall programs.
An unclear, garbled report references swelling and a medical condition with hints of a rare treatment. It mentions individuals and a location but the text is severely distorted, limiting coherent interpretation of events or identity.
Advert shows Edna Wallace Hopper promoting Pacial Youth a skin cleanser claiming deep pore cleansing and clear skin. It markets other beauty products White Youth Club and Hair Youth with a lower price and a Waukesha Wisconsin address for orders.
Report quotes eager crowd as Keystonns prepare for a major evening engagement hailed as a key test of the season. The event promises strong play and a lively atmosphere as fans anticipate the outcome.
A bandit stole from the American Railway Express car of the Norfolk and Western Consomall train running from Norfolk to Richmond. The unmarked robber is described as a real messenger, with a jagged J. H. Steveny of Richmond named as a suspect.
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