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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
7
At Corry pub farm a terse ten line note appears with odd spacing and garbled words. The text mentions By Mires and a reference to Walter and bolts. The readable content is fragmentary and unclear.
A drizzle of mist in Philadelphia kept Merkle from participating as the Giants faced a discouraging weather day. Although rain threatened postponement, a crowd gathered despite the damp conditions to watch the early action.
Philadelphia crowds line up under mist to honor "King Swat" in a world series day with Giants and Athletics in battle. Reports describe pregame buzz, lineup speculation, and the tense mood as McGraw and Connie Mack weigh starters while Wilson’s weather notes murky forecasts and a heavy crowd gathers at Shido Park.
St Louis citizens report continued rain delaying the City Series between the Cardinals and the Browns, making a timely start in the postseason impossible as field conditions remain wet. Nearby reports note Berlin king assassination rumors refuted, and long distance wireless messages from Lareken to Home explain a 4,000 mile link with plans for a Boma transmitter.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor to remove corns callouses or sore lumps from feet. It claims painless, rapid results and urges use instead of untried remedies. The product costs 25 cents per bottle and is sold by druggists and Thos. Downey.
National Bank of Corry with Henry Keppel as president and D A Depow listed as cashier. The fragment mentions cashiers and officers with no clear date or full context for actions or events.
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