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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
2
North East outscored High in the second half as fouls and turnovers hampered the locals. The High Quintet managed only three field goals after the opening period and trailed 18 to 14 at the first break, with North East pulling away late for the win on a crowded Armory court.
Erie detectives capture two men tied to a safecracking ring after a night ride on a train near Sharon jail. Thieves, including Thomis Asey and Charis O Mara, faced hearings and were bound over for court under 1000 dollars. An electric device was recovered and suspected to be used in the thefts.
An old time medical ad claims kidney and bladder relief with Pierce’s Antizic Tablets and a trial package. It touts draining back pain, nervous symptoms, and urges readers to drink water and follow the remedy, citing sufferers from various places benefiting from the treatment.
New York born twenty two year old cop Hob McAllister rose from rookie status to sprinting sensation after a dramatic Broadway chase and a late start to amateur competition. He ran 100 yards in 9.5 seconds and 150 yards in 14.4 seconds, setting three records and eclipsing rivals including Paddock. His rapid ascent began January 4 after securing permission from the Fourth District inspector.
Local teams report varied results as Ridgway downs opponents 68 to 52 while Ernie Reich dies at home in New York. High school and college players sign with area clubs, and discussion begins on forming a Western conference for next season.
The funeral of Mrs Kate Russell was held at her home, 223 Second Avenue, yesterday afternoon at 1:30 o clock. Rev McTroy officiated, with Pallbearers from the Luly Rebekahs. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. The obituary notes her as a survivor and honorably mourned by friends and relatives. The ad also lists local plumbing and piano tuning services with firm contact details.
An ad fragment touts a $5.00 first payment plan for a product called Gainaday with claims of weekly savings and easy installments. The text is garbled, mentioning fibers and a supposed Reich era branding, lacking clear nouns or verifiable details.
Arthur Col entered the eight pacer event in a local lottery or race meeting. Officials note his entry amid a field of competitors with scheduling for the afternoon card.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Phaney and Der with unclear context. It lacks identifiable persons places organizations dates or events to anchor a concrete news item. No coherent action or outcome can be established from the unreadable text.
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