Union Five Ready for Wednesday Night Game
A tough struggle described as a close contest with the Union Five set to play at State Armory Wednesday night. The Tucals were defeated 20 to 4 in Friday's game, with referees stopping play briefly.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
7
A tough struggle described as a close contest with the Union Five set to play at State Armory Wednesday night. The Tucals were defeated 20 to 4 in Friday's game, with referees stopping play briefly.
A fragmented OCR note discusses agricultural consumption patterns and international comparisons. It mentions the United States Department of Agriculture and references Scotland, Wales, and Germany in a vague global context. The text is garbled but centers on trade and consumption figures.
The text notes a shift toward shop-late hours with the entire upcoming week dedicated to shop operations and late opening times. It emphasizes a focus on stores adjusting schedules and extending hours for customers.
Advertisements claim that BinGura Ointment relieves fever sores burns and many skin ailments with a 90 day guarantee. It lists uses for hum n scalps boils carbuncles and itching piles with price tiers 35c 65c 4 and 2 50 per jar. The ad notes the product is supported by Ames and Downey and mentions a related antiseptic soap for 25 cents.
The article reports that Kenzy Garlet of this city and August Sankey of Buffalo were convicted of murder first degree and sentenced to death by electric chair. The convictions were affirmed by the Court of Appeals in Albany, with the case proceeding from an Olean trial. The sentence is to be carried out in the upcoming Supreme Court term.
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