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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions sales terms and prices for various goods but lacks coherent details. It references store numbers, a Cleveland Hour, a sale with reduced 25 cent to 8 cent items, and lists that are partially readable. The fragment is insufficient to identify products, brands, or dates.
Jaton, a standout from the Big 1A class, headlines the regional clash as top teams vie for a pivotal win. Analysts expect a tight contest with implications for seeding and postseason positioning in a crowded field.
The Corry Base manager has the first part of the season schedule nearly done. Games listed include Walon City at Corry on June 25, Warren at Corry on June 29, Corry at Warren on July 2, Gorry at Mayville on July 14, and Falconer at Corry on July 7. The manager plans four more games if patronage permits, and the Journal will print the full schedule as completed.
The readable fragment lists names and places such as Joris and Staphone, Steindland, Cleve, and Olmstead Payne, with scattered references to Battery locations and a Chicago number sequence. The text suggests a municipal or street-by-street listing, lacking full context or coherent events.
Fragmentary league table and personnel list from Balticore Baltimore to Syracuse shows clubs Albany Wilkes Barre Scranton and Binghamton with scattered scores and player mentions like Taylor Digon Koopman Hupley Mesurdy Helden and Ravterien Walker. The illegible OCR yields tangled entries for standings and rosters without coherent results.
Doe Burns the middleweight wrestler scheduled to meet Chevy Jordan for $100 a side at the Armory next Monday evening. Burns aims to form a Spring Meet training group and will run a cross country routine daily as part of his preparation. Fort Hawkes and Fort Winthrop figures are cited in a note about Sunday baseball allowed under government rules but deemed criminal after federal intervention.
Next Thursday evening at the New Star Armory Joe Bern a middle welterweight wrestler who has appeared before will wrestle Chris Jordan of Baume class who styled himself the Greek. Host Tuesday mains met George Mair of Hile at the Erie Labor Temple and secured two falls on the latter. The first fall was acquired after about three minutes of fast work and the second in nine.
The town readied for a ball game with Prof Long facing Hillydwards of Erie. Edwards, a noted local figure, enters today’s matchup aiming to prove his rep and win $100.
A Pennsylvania reader shares dramatic claims for San Cura Ointment curing a year long fever sore and other deep sores in six weeks. Advert says it heals eczema and other skin issues, kills germs, draws out foreign matter, and offers 25 to 60 cent jars. Also promotes San Gurn Soap for clear skin.
Straw hats began to be worn in America around 1800 with palm leaf varieties leading the import wave. The text notes early adoption and the growing popularity of palm leaf straw hats as a key fashion accessory in the period.
Chris Jordan, the Greek wrestler, arrives from Calon City for a bout with Burns at the armory next Thursday night. He planned a run on the trip back and is described as a nifty looking young athlete, with the event expected to draw interest.
An old advertisement touts Ferrozone as a blood food to energize the nervous system and improve sleep. It promises relief from lack of self control, fatigue, and irritability, claiming the product rebuilds nerves and enhances stability. Sold by a Buffalo company through a local dealer.
New York June 24 market report shows No 2 red wheat at 1.08 spot and July 1.05 with Sept and Dec futures rising. No 2 white corn in elevator mixed values, oats and butter and cheese prices listed, along with eggs and flour. East Buffalo livestock market reports canned cattle, hogs, and lamb values with specific ranges for steers cows veal hogs and sheep.
June 28 incident reports a worker named Johin Littchett who fell into a soaking pit at a West Ponn steel plant. He was pulled from the molten area and died from burns and injuries. Mill mates witnessed the tragedy as emergency crews responded to the deadly accident.
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