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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1924
Page
2
Veteran pitcher Bricky Donovan, who began with THE Cirry el hock in 1920, returns to Kane to play for the Independents. The note lists other players and updates from regional teams, including players like Joe Morris and Ricktor, plus signings and upcoming matches.
Corry's Independents prepare for a twofold foe in their season debut facing the Jamestown Salisbury Club, an old jinx in Corry history. Manager Payine plans a high class visitor, while Salisbury and Jamestown lineup details remain undeclared ahead of Thursday prep.
Efforts by the High School track squad to secure Youngsville for a Thursday afternoon dual meet. The event, described as a large local showcase, will feature Charlie Paddock, world champion sprinter, who notes he will not join the American Olympic team for the Paris games.
An advertisement targets thin adults and women urging them to take McPoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets to gain weight. It promises candy like ease of use and a money back guarantee if a buyer does not gain weight in 10 days, with pharmacist endorsements and a price of 0 cents per box.
Madame Myers moves to 44d South Center Street inviting friends to Sunday readings and scientific astrology sessions.
The Na Heil League of hopgashne towers opens its season tonight at 6:20 with four games featuring Butte, Climax, Raymond, and Tadintor. Rules govern two leagues, a best of five series, and a city championship prize.
Sid Conn overwhelms Jimmy Cauvel in a four round opener at Buffalo. Conn scores decisive offensive advantage, earning the victory as Cauvel struggles to counter the barrage through the early rounds.
National League standings show St. Louis at top with 4 to Cincinnati and others. New York and Brooklyn follow, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in midpack for yesterday’s results. Today’s NL games include Cincinnati at St. Louis and Brooklyn at New York. American League scores list Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 and Detroit 2 Washington, plus Chicago 2 at Cleveland.
A dubious ad touts Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy to reduce varicose veins and swollen glands. It urges buyers to ask for the original bottle and to use as directed, promising improvement in a few days.
The Cow Red and tun tab hosts a regular Holiday trap shoot starting at 10 o clock with events across classes for members. Timers will supervise, an author debut is noted, and Robby Burns leads a team of coaches from the Watron Street area.
Corry High School youths are invited to try for a Camp Perry summer trip. The Corey Rod and Gun Club backs the effort with local clubs, Kiwanis, and gun clubs offering prizes and coaching. An elimination contest will determine the winner on National Rifle Day with guns and ammo supplied.
A doctor touts a newer form of iron named Nuxated Iron claiming 100 percent strength gains in 10 days for delicate individuals. The ad describes improved blood, nerves, and vitality with minimal dental or stomach issues, urging readers to test their endurance and compare before and after results.
Yard wide summary of multiple sports results including Johnny Sheppard winning a ten round decision, Ernie Johnson's hot hitting for the Yankees, Reds and Red Sox scoring notes, and various other game outcomes with mentions of players and teams across Boston Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
City of Corry Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals by 8 p.m. June 9 1924 for sewer and fountain works. Eagle Street Marion Street and Essex Street sewer lines include multiple feet of 12 10 8 6 and 13 inch tile and cast iron pipes with several manholes and connections. May 26 1924 city engineer seals.
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