Today in Sport Football for Radio Fans Notes of Interast
Radio fans can hear Penn State at Forbes Field and Missouri Kansas clash for MVC title as stations WIEAR WJZ WIP and others broadcast from New York to Pittsburgh. Notre Dame may skip a coast game this fall due to scheduling. Jamestown Pros challenge Westburg Electrics Thursday morning. Pennsylvanian football schedule hints at open dates and Franklin Field matchups.
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Two Sectional Title Games On Thanksgiving Day
United Press reports two key Thanksgiving Day clashes will decide regional crowns in 1924 college football. Alabama meets Georgia for the Southern title while Missouri faces Kansas in the Missouri Valley, with Nebraska a possible title beneficiary on a loss. Penn faces Cornell in Philadelphia as Penn seeks a share of the national pace, with other big games including Syracuse-Columbia in New York and Alabama-Georgia looming in the south.
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Quit Getting Up Nights A Healthy Bladder
A Cleveland area reader reports bladder irritation symptoms and night-time awakenings relief using Lithiated Diebhnel and Keller Formula. The note claims daytime bladder action improves with continued use and cautions against drugs that suppress bladder activity.
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Keys Meet Buffalo Five Here Thursday in Armory Showdown
The Keystones aim to beat Buffalo El Woods at the State Armory on Thanksgiving night after a whirlwind start to the season. A preliminary bout will lift earlier, as the Catholic Scouts travel for their first out of town game before the Keystone clash. Buffalo stars Allendorf Seelbach and Burt lead a strong lineup, seeking revenge for last year’s defeat.
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Ere News Notes from Grand Valley Spotted in Local Roundup
Lewle Jaulth of Grand Valley visits brother Juauith- Jd Mra Mell. Margeret Sandburg spent Sunday with her parents. John Millbury hosted visitors last Thursday. Albert Homon visited Waitn on business Friday. Tred Wales entertained bouyters Lion Warren last Sunday.
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Cured of eczema by Sun Cura Ointment and Soap
Mrs Sara R Byerly of Greensburg, Pa, credits Sun Cura Ointment and Soap with curing her eczema after intense suffering. She claims relief within moments and endorses the products for burns, sores, chapped skin, sunburn, and baby skin. The ad notes 25 cents per cake and lists conditions treated.
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Local Residents Host Visitors and School News in Corry
Ray Griswold and Mrs George Mead along with Percy Mead and others hosted guests in Corry on Wednesday. Families including Roy DeJeany and daughter Sarah spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Teunw of Spring Creek. Benwete of Corry attended last week. Finaud Baccus, recently visiting Corry, plans a few days with his parents. Thursday morning a local girl RG Carrier had her tonsils removed at Corry Hospital and will recover at home with doctor supervision. Mrs Idi Mead and Stella Driggs visited Corry last Thursday. Mrs Frank Pike visited with her daughter. Little Ethel Stearns shows improvement after a period of illness. A farm near Spartansburg moved to Henry Hollis.
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