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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1923
Page
2
In the Grady City North East Wardens meet the Scholastics after a heavy loss last week. The game features several regulars returning, with support from the sidelines as the Scholastics seek to avenge the defeat on their home grid.
Princeton and Harvard prepare for the first of the big free games in Princeton New Jersey with a crowd of 60 000 on hand. Ideal fall weather and carnival atmosphere surround the showdown as both teams finish training with odds favoring the Tigers.
Lafayette and Penn meet in Philadelphia for a big clash with a revamped Penn lineup and varsity stars ready if needed. Coach Young prepares Easton’s squad while Lafayette aims to seize victory behind a strong line as crowds exceed forty thousand.
Berlin reports no legal obstacle to Crown Prince Wilhelm returning to the country after a government reply to an entente inquiry. The German government and consul in The Hague arranged a visa for his voyage, clearing a path for the prince's possible return.
Erie station announces that General Electric Techs of Erie will play the Corny Independent football team on Armistice Day dates Monday afternoon. Negotiations completed after effort to secure a contest with Waren squad. Manager Gretzler confirms securing the Erie opponent for a seven member team battle.
Report cites McGraw discussing a potential Hornsby trade from St Louis to the New York Giants. The deal centers on sending 1 000 pounds value and involves Raylis Hornsby with Giants and Cardinals talks noted.
About 30 000 Nebraskans crowded Lincoln streets for the Notre Dame Nebraska game. Coach Rockne of Notre Dame and Coach Daseson of Nebraska predicted victory for their teams before kickoff as seats were added to handle overflow crowds.
United Press dispatch reports Cornell and Columbia head to the Polo Grounds for a key Eastern showdown. An expected crowd of about 35,000 set to watch on a fast field under ideal weather despite the disparity in team strength.
London reports Lloyd George intensifies opposition to Premier Stayfi... amid a surge of weekend outriders. Supporters cheer his return to England after a US visit as the government braces for an election clash. The administration hints a postponement of fuel measures, while Lloyd George campaigns on free trade against Baldwin's protection policy.
The infant cherishes its father, sleeping during the day while he works so it can enjoy his company at night. The affectionate bond highlights parental devotion and family routines.
Fredonia man Thomas J. Rows, a U S Engineer, is reported missing after leaving Fredonia for a government mission. Friends say Rows, about 42, had recently returned from Jacksonville and planned to visit Washington before returning to Florida. no further word has been heard.
Corry's new Sugar Bowl confectionery store opens this afternoon at six o'clock with a complete setup including a high-tunnel confectionery and soda fountain service. The management announced readiness for the opening and invited visitors to enjoy the un veiling and attractions.
An old advertisement claims a cure for burns and skin sores using a product called Saw Cari Ointment and San Cura Say. It promises rapid relief, draws out poison, and heals skin conditions including cuts and chapped skin. The notice cites testimonials from readers and lists product availability through drugstores.
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Region Bonn faces renewed focus as proposals circulate on reforms and governance. Officials from state agencies and local communities discuss potential changes while residents watch for outcomes and implications.
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