Raymonde to face 1 Climax team at Fair’s rounda te day
Prank Waller will pitch for tie while Glimas and James Maloney contribute in the field as Raymonde set to meet 1 Climax team at the Fair.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1912
Page
3
Prank Waller will pitch for tie while Glimas and James Maloney contribute in the field as Raymonde set to meet 1 Climax team at the Fair.
Rain delays at the pond as Acena takes the mound. Weather interruption raises questions about upcoming sessions and possible rescheduling due to persistent showers.
A rural humor piece features Anty Drudac admonishing a schoolteacher over a math problem while praising Fels-Naptha soap. The quip extols washing with cool or lukewarm water, avoiding boiling and hard rubbing, claiming it saves time and preserves clothing. Directions on the wrapper are noted.
A brief classified notice indicates Nasty Alice Ade will sell items at a price of $1.50 per piece. The fragment suggests a sale entry in a local advertising column.
A dense mix of local ads and notices details sales on granulated sugar and cloaks at Knowlton Bros and D Murray. It mentions May sale events, church and civic meetings, and a fatal injury report for Ignas Czlen clara with hospital care and death.
An 19th century style advertisement touts pills as cures for many ailments. It warns that improper medicine and purgatives kill and claim no mild remedy exists. The prose implies a dubious patent remedy called Pilloroney and urges purchase from a local dealer.
A storefront ad urges customers to seek authentic styles and unique patterns. It promises special attention to cleaning resting and repairing, aiming to elevate wearers above the ordinary with exclusive patterns and individuality.
Diverse local notices recount a Great May Sale beginning Monday May 7 with promises of sport bargains and door-to-door flyers. Also featured are road safety cautions from Knowlton, upcoming community dances, medical updates on Mrs. Hubbell, and oblique memorials for Charles Meacham, plus theater nights at the library with Linzie Wilson and film screenings.
A historical notice invites readers to receive help in choosing memorial designs and materials. It promises practical experience and a reputable service, offering intelligent information on memorial work options and various metal materials.
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