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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
5
Fragments describe daily shopping items and odd prices in a small city market. Mentions cents, cans, and various goods with unclear labels. Signals a bustling informal listing of bargains and shop names amid garbled OCR text.
The report highlights Bush and a standout Tigers shortstop with sharp fielding and consistent play across Detroit games. It notes performances by Buttoris Kalitte Blair Providenne and others, with various scores and line details from Saturday and Sunday fixtures across Wilkes-Barre, Albany, Scranton, and Binghamton venues.
A crowded Tie grounds saw Union City triumphing through a steady Corry pitching performance and late hits by Lone and Downey. Lurie’s early misplays gave way to Union City scoring sprees, while Corry locked down crucial outs in the seventh to prevent further damage. Hanson and Taber struggled on the mound for the home team, with Hanson yielding seven runs in two innings before being relieved.
Saturday results feature AL games with Yankees, Philadelphia, Boston, and Chicago matchups amid scattered scores. Sunday fixtures include St Louis Detroit Chicago and Toronto Baltimore pairings with pitchers Walsh Payne Kre ster and Merritt among listed names.
Youngsville will come here for two games on the Fourth of July. Bickford, who has pitched here before, will start for Gorry, though Dial may be better to handle the workload after his strong showing last Saturday.
The Crescents of this city won at Wig in yesterday afternoon against a picked up squad from the vicinity by nineteen to four. Bullivan pitched for the Cory team.
Ames and Co and Thomas Downey promote San Cura Ointment with a money back guarantee. They claim immediate relief and permanent cure for eczema, tetter, boils, burns, cuts, ulcers, pimples, and more. Testimonials from users across Pennsylvania praise rapid improvement and lasting results. Ointment priced at 25 or 50 cents, with mail orders from Thompson Medical Co. in Titusville, Pa.
An early 20th century patent medicine advertisement touts a universal cure for “Deathness” by constitutional means, claiming ear tube inflammation causes deafness and that only restoration of the Eustachian tube can recover hearing. It warns against local applications and offers a $100 reward for any death caused by catarrh. Also features an anecdote about silver nitrate ingestion and a doctor’s eggs remedy.
A fragmented dialogue depicts a caller and a new maid as they converse about catching a glimpse of a person at the doorway. The scene hints at mistaken identity or a hidden visitor in a domestic setting.
An ad from N F Ames Co promotes Hem-Rold a internal tablet claimed to cure piles by removing the internal cause. Priced at $1 for a large bottle lasting 24 days with a money back plan. Also includes a humorous verse about a missing husband and a gas collector exchange.
Colonel Roosevelt plans meetings with President Taft in Beverly and Sagamore Hill to discuss pressuring Governor Hughes to give up the federal Supreme Court bench for a third term as governor of New York. Lodge and Longworth may join, with Roosevelt weighing Hughes as a central figure to save the Republican Party. He arrives at Sagamore Hill amid keen public interest and will travel to Boston next.
In Amsterdam New York June 27 Republicans in the Mohawk Valley rally around Governor Hughes as the strongest candidate to defeat the Democrats next fall. They hope he will reconsider joining the federal Supreme Court bench and run again for governor with Colonel Roosevelt steering support from the party.
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