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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
2
The Greenville College team scheduled to play in Shin City tomorrow evening with Ray Pierotti confirming the Keystonl arrangement. The message states the fastest squad will arrive to represent Greenville in a key game, with a preliminary hour-long tarhor slated before tip-off.
Regular club shoot last night featured hunting and Rahfaye Ani shown at the Rex Theatre under Cony Rod Add Gun Slab auspices. Results listed include Kinney 77 d176 Skinner 75 1-75 Bates 7 BT Riteleberger BORNE Richerson 78 MA Swan 70 90-108 King 9 Bd 100 Mable Smee Dane 50 W655 Alverson 38 tol HO 8d 188 Fordlay 42 Sk 10 Vector 0-110 Mise Smith S11 Varig 173
A controversial editorial notes the over commercialization of professional sport in New York. It blames club owners and state commissioners for squeezing players, cites Babe Ruth’s large contracts, and argues fans blame too much money rather than league structure for rising costs and tensions in baseball.
United Press report from Trenton notes a proposed Dempsey Willie bout with a cap of 15 dollars on seat prices and promoter rules to curb crowding. the item mentions Evans Bap and local residents reacting to the boxing event as a possible future clash.
Boxing results from multiple cities show wins and knockouts across 16 rounds to four rounds. Fighters include John Aleweighy Jack Pearlstein Joe Benjamin Burtley Sudden Pete Metluskey Sailor Rustler Pat Moore Hlookie Richards Luke Hitsch and Paul Dugan with various decisions and stoppages reported in Marietta Philadelphia Detroit Buffalo Memphis and more.
Readable lines show basketball results with teams such as Northwestern and Ohio involved. The fragment references Mish-Michigan 20 and Northwestern 19, plus Corumbes O-Ioya 30 and Sante 1h, indicating scorelike data with multiple teams and possible regional games.
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a non laxative liver remedy and a gentle alternative to calomel. It claims quick relief from headaches dullness and constipation, with no tooth damage, and touts a home for sale nearby with a strong price offer.
Advert says Rheuma cures years of rheumatic pain and joint agony. It claims to flush poisons from the system, ease suffering in days, and is harmless and inexpensive. A four bottle offer from NTP Ames & Co. guarantees refunds if not satisfied.
Local ad urges readers to order suits before raster rush. Call 82 or see Claude Messenger for tailored selections at moderate prices.
Letters of Administration for the estate of Jonnie L. Horton, late of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania, granted to 0 R Powell. All debts to the estate must be paid and any claims must be filed promptly. Executor Dr Powell E Corre Pa. Also contains an advert for Dr. Jrew B McKelvey Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist in Corry Pa with office and residence phone numbers.
Local brief from Clymer New York notes a string of social and personal items. COL Carlites family coping with pink eye, Mabel Lin a Corey nurse attends. Mrs Fred Bennett visits relatives, Jennie Reskery ill at Mohawk tract, Tessie Gilmore caring for sick Mrs Oliver Gardner.
Heather tan brown and navy hose from Famous Well Drest line priced from 1.19 to 2.50 dollars, offering assorted colors and finishes for fashion wear. The advertising notes available hues and modest price range to attract buyers seeking varied pantyhose options.
A fragmentary local notice reports Parl alive visiting Buffalo Grin Lily and Jamestown to pursue skimber business. It mentions a Friday micetime at Ys W A moms, Enxpartint Business, and notes others involved in farming, sales, and local governance.
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