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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
8
Renewals are demanded as Winter keeps indoors, with new Spring Scrims, curtains, draperies and drapery silks showcased. Notable prices include 25 to 50 cents yardage, $1 to $50 per pair curtains, and Spring cretonnes, sill fabrics, and rugs in wool and fiber at $12.50 for 9x12 feet. White cottage rods, shades, and Congo leum options round out the home refresh.
An old newspaper ad touts a廉 antiseptic ointment and other medical chest items for 0 cents, claiming quick relief for bruises cuts burns and bleeding piles. It lists San Chiu Shap and Thompxom Mortical Con as suppliers in Tyrnaye Pa, with prices and limited warnings.
Federal investigations in Washington examine numerous cases of fraudulent operations by stock promoters alleged to swindle Liberty Bond owners. The Securities and Exchange Commission holds hearings, inviting witnesses and information. First testimony reviewed a Treasury and Capital Issues Committee complaint list. Additional data N/A gathered by commercial interests for investigators.
A warning urges readers to identify sellers of speculative stocks and securities. It advises obtaining the seller's name and address if possible, collecting all literature offered, and sending it to the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, D. C. to expose questionable practices.
An FTC aligned warning notes swindles linked to stock promoters during the Victory Liberty Loan drive. It urges skepticism toward agents handling Liberty Bonds, stating no reputable seller would trade bonds and advising holders to retain their bonds. A public sale of farm assets is announced with detailed items and terms of sale.
A historical notice outlines plans to build a new hospital at Waterford, detailing financing, site arrangements, and anticipated facilities. It mentions a hospital hall and associated buildings, with authority and community involvement implied, though the fragmented OCR text limits full specifics.
An advertised remedy promises to cure rheumatism by purifying blood and removing poisons. It claims to relieve swollen joints and muscles and offers bottles at low prices through local druggists and suppliers. The text presents bold medical claims with persuasive language typical of period newspaper pitches.
An old newspaper style advert warns readers of kidney trouble and promotes four ounces of Jud Sultn a grape and jamon juice tonic to flush kidneys. It claims the elixir neutralizes acids in urine and can prevent urinary disorders with daily morning use. The assertion cites doctors or authorities and emphasizes a safe, pleasant effervescent drink.
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