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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1919
Page
6
A damaged sales patter praises Ban Cura Ointment for cures including burns, poison, fevers, and skin ailments. The testimonial lists multiple users and claims dramatic relief after applying the product, noting a large expenditure and repeated use across several cases.
Readable text shows an ad style claim for Soap Removes Pimples with skin clarity benefits. Mentions a 25 point score at NH and names Amos 1044 or Thomas Downey's. Text includes addresses and drugstore references in Philadelphia area.
London witnesses the installation of the new Lord Mayor with civic pomp and a long parade from Guildhall to the Strand. The ceremony includes oaths at the Court of Justice, a Mansion House banquet, and notable figures such as Lloyd George, with preparations for lavish celebrations and a historically rich civic display.
Governor Sproul urges Pennsylvanians to observe Armistice Week, calling people to pause work November 4 and reflect on the state’s role in the war. Citizens are urged to participate in church, school, and parish gatherings to mark the anniversary.
United Press reports that a Thanksgiving dinner for a family of five will average around 10 dollars this year. Turkey prices are expected to rise with demand, and vegetables and nuts show notable increases while overall costs reflect higher meat and produce prices.
Public sale announced by C. Williams Farm four miles north of Corry on the Lyon road. Items listed include wagons, machinery, harness, buggies, farming implements, grain equipment, household goods, furniture, cookware, and a Missouri grain drill. Sale starts at 10 oclock Tuesday, November 10 with noon sale time. most items require cash under $10 and over that amount on nine months with good security.
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