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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1918
Page
12
A fragment lists per pound prices and items including Kraut and miscellaneous groceries. Reading shows a low price line with 25 to 28 cents per pound and small quantities per item, indicating a dated local grocery ledger.
An old advertisement extols Vallante ointment as a universal healer for pains, cuts, sores, rashes, and eczema. It claims to cure piles, eczema, scrofula, rheum, and chapped hands with healing virtue, touting NF Alles Co and Thomas Downey as guarantors and Ames Co. as sellers. It also advertises San Cara Soap as a skin cleanser to soften skin, remove blemishes, and protect babies.
An old ad promises quick relief from head colds by applying Ply'a Cream Tohn in the nostrils. It claims to clear air passages, reduce congestion, and soothe inflamed mucous membranes, with instant relief and a return to easy breathing.
An advertisement urges readers to recycle old shoes rather than discard them. It promotes shoe repair for little cost and claims superior leather and service. The ad lists multiple cities and a brand line, promising durable footwear and repairs at minimal expense.
A wartime letter describes moving through a town under German control, with front-line units and Italian allies engaging in recent actions. The writer notes German dominance for four years, maps streets with German names, and details logistics, mail delays, and daily routines while awaiting further orders.
A fragmented OCR note lists National Jewish Welfare War Council, War Camp Community Service, American Library Association, Salvation Army, and related groups under a wartime collaboration. Mentions YMCA and broader war work effort with references to service and gathering.
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