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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement touts Nero Tablets claiming to strengthen the nervous system and restore vigor by nourishing nerves and blood. The copy asserts the tablets revitalize aged, tired individuals and improve sleep, promising benefits for 60 cents at drugstores. In other news, conductor W. McKeeby allegedly shot himself, citing illness as the cause.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a universal cure for catarrh throat trouble and related illnesses, promising permanent relief and prevention of attacks. It lists asthma bronchitis and throat issues among targeted ailments and notes a trial size price and a seller, Thomas Dow.
George Stallings revised his baseball career plans returning to Buffalo and Philadelphia from New York Americans. Jacob Jein, Buffalo club president, announced Stallings would oversee the program as the team faces the Eastern League assignment in the near term.
In Philadelphia on October 19, the Cubs defeated Athletics by nine to three in the World’s championship second game. The amateur report notes Mack’s men overpowering Chance’s lineup with strong hitting and solid pitching, building a comfortable lead.
Connie Mage, famed athletics leader, guides the team as American League champions. In a tense seventh inning, timing and performance delivered a sharp rally, leaving rivals overwhelmed as key moments secured the crown for the Athletics.
A rugged pitcher nicknamed Three Fingered Brown battles in a tight late inning, escaping danger to prevent a tougher loss. The Athletics edge ahead briefly but the final score remains 9 to 8 in favor of the Anu! A flurry of near-misses and luck shapes a dramatic finish.
The Ladies Furnishing Store advertises toweling 16 and 18 inch Huck at 25c to 50c per yard, D M cotons and flosses, Damask tray cloths 15 to 22 inch at 2bc to 50c per yard, Chamoisette gloves in plain and fleeced at 50c to 75c, and guest towels 16 by 23 inches in duck with hems at 30c to 40c. Special invitation to dress makers highlights trimmings selection and a note on the ROX Star waist and sterling mark.
A fragmented report notes a pitcher delivering an uneven nine innings, facing a shaky stretch before regaining advantage as Winself emerges in a tense moment. The passage captures its wavering start and late surge without detailing final outcomes.
Coombs, known as the shutout kid, dominates the mound for the Athletics. He keeps opponents scoreless while teammates rally for a decisive victory behind strong pitching and timely hitting.
RICHIE, CLEVER TWIRLER. rer Philadelphian Has Done Good Work Since He dined Out Photo by Amertoin Ves Assae.
The summary notes key plays including a sacrifice fly by Zimmerman, a double play sequence from Collins to Davis for two outs, Murphy to Thomas, and a Tinker to Chance defensive out, illustrating a defensive showcase in a late innings effort.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapensin as a powerful digestive aid claiming it ends indigestion and sleepless nights. It asserts rapid relief from gas, belching, headaches, and stomach misery, promising improved appetite and no need for laxatives or extra pills. The copy urges readers to obtain the product from their druggist.
A New York critique records a reception where Jefferson spoke on drama and realism. The critic highlights questions from the audience about Edward Schneider and modern stage elaboration, noting Schneider’s performance and the critic’s view on realism as a misfit for theater.
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