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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes home protection against time decay and weather. It markets low-cost safeguards, claiming significant savings for homeowners. It urges contact with Dickinson & Lammers at the listed phone numbers 4563 or 31W.
The text warns that sun sleet rain and ice damage homes and promotes Ready Mixed Outside Paint as an effective solution. It presents a painting estimator service claiming constant, year round protection against deterioration.
A distorted notice urges cleaning and painting tasks around the property. Instructions mention cleaning house, painting in various colors, tidying the yard, painting sheds, and clearing the alley before finishing.
The city urges homeowners to join a nationwide Clean Up Week campaign led by Mayor O We Bracken. The effort promotes removing refuse, painting and beautifying properties, cutting unsightly trees, and eradicating breeding grounds for flies to improve health and community pride.
A newspaper note stresses high prices for paint and varnish and urges protecting improvements. It calls each can of paint liquid gold and says it is cheaper to paint than to repair, highlighting the value of preventive upkeep.
A boastful ad urges readers to upgrade failing old plumbing into a modern bathroom. It highlights cracked titles, loose faucets, and teak taps as common problems and promises expert plumbing to improve guests' impressions with a modern, well-equipped bathroom.
Property owners are asked to have all rubbish at the curbs by 1 oclock Thursday morning for city teams to collect. Teams will visit each street once and place items in containers where possible to ease handling and avoid spillage.
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