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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1910
Page
5
A garbled field report mentions road travel and tire concerns with unclear details. Names, dates, and concrete facts are not readable, but the fragment indicates issues on a road route and possible vehicle or tire status.
A young man and a wealthy buyer vie for a rural property once owned by a doctor. Discussions involve Miss McCarthy, the secretary, and offers escalating from 30 to 50 thousand dollars. The doctor remains busy at his practice as bidding continues, with social and financial dynamics shaping the transaction.
A Corry citizen recounts kidney illness from 1904 linked to drops in health and a cold. After using Downs Kidney Pills, he reports prompt relief, improved well being, and decades of able work. Sold by Ames Co and other dealers with nationwide rights noted.
An advertisement promotes HYOMEL for catarrh with a complete outfit including inhaler and instructions. It claims immediate soothing relief, germ killing, and a cure guarantee. The bundle costs 1.00 with extra inhaler refills at 50 cents, available through Ayman & Co. and druggists.
New York reports indicate Hall of Fame era players including Ty Cobb and Charles Street agreed to join the rival circuit. Promoter Fletcher and Frightlandtor executives discuss contracts as discovery probes reveal possible signings. Fletcher signed with Farrell, while Ford’s status remains unclear amid ongoing league upheaval.
Young pitcher Dygert, lauded as a spitball innovator, headlines a feature on his remarkable delivery. The piece highlights his rise, mechanics, and the baffling effect on hitters, framing him as a standout talent in the season.
Large crowd witnesses Philadelphia Arhiolets defeat Chicago Cubs 7 to 2 in a pitcher’s duel between Jack Coombs and Miner Brown. Key moments include a late surge by Philadelphia aided by hits from Sheckard and Zimmermann and a striking home stretch as Chicago falls short. The game caps a high-attendance afternoon with the crowd the largest yet seen.
The game features Murphy and Collins for Catlins with Zimmerman scoring key points and a late tally by Hrown. Final moments show Chonihe and Canwin influencing the score as time winds down.
Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 as 19 000 fans braved wind and rain to witness a tense ninth inning win. Archer and Benn contributed strong relief while Chinser and WordHoo1-4104 provided key hits in a closely fought contest.
A fragmentary Baltimore Amerttean note references an actress and a question about a hairdresser or a bluemean topic. The readable text is limited and does not provide clear names, dates, or a concrete event to report.
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