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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment lists partial words and names, obscuring clear details. The readable bits hint at a local notice or caption referring to places and persons but lack coherent events, dates, or actions to specify.
The table lists standings and game results for multiple leagues including the Eastern League with teams such as Newark Toronto Rochester Providence Buffalo Baltimore and Jersey City. It includes batterymarkings for Corey Slattery and Keefe Bridge Holmes and Blair and notes on Elmira Wilkes Barre Scranton Binghamton Albany and Syracuse with per game scores and pitcher pairings.
A wartime aviation tale reports an Aeroplant falling and a woman killed with several injured as four machines collided at an aviation meeting in London. In Budapest the crash of three aircraft injures several spectators while pilots avoid serious harm. A Springfield Ohio note mentions Wilnonlars college students turning from study to summer work and flight dreams.
In Corry Pennsylvania a reader testifies that after years of kidney pill use and a severe rheumatism attack, Doan's Kidney Pills from F F Ames Co. cured back pain and provided lasting relief. The testimonial cites six boxes and endorses the product at 50 cents with Foster Hillburn as U.S. agents.
Danish consul in Cleveland reports a Danish state notice of a small fortune awaiting Olaf Peter Bentzen, believed to have left Denmark for America in 18. his mother’s recent death leaves him a stake in a Danish estate worth about 8000 dollars. He must come forward by June 28 or the funds revert to other heirs.
British authorities released a counterfeiter, Kyushatsiwa, to the United States on condition of emigration. Mr Bell argued this violated international accord. Home Secretary Churchill protested, and a note was sent to notify authorities of America's opposition to aiding the crime.
Hendon Tyne reports the Armstrong Witchworth company has invented a nine part device enabling a gun to fire ten consecutive shots without relaying. The mechanism uses rotational chambers and a liquid propellant, tested with a 14.34mm gun to be sent to the war office. It claims to improve steadiness and accuracy, with five to ten shots hitting the same hole at the target.
An editorial note discusses deafness remedy claims, citing a cure that cannot address the diseased portion of the Eustachian tube and warning that improper treatment may lead to permanent hearing loss. It references exaggerated advertisements and urges readers to seek verified medical guidance. The item also reports William Pittman of Boston being held by Madriz forces, in good health and under medical care, with updates from the American consul.
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