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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
6
An odd health ad blurs lines between medical claim and sensational tale. The piece markets Amose & Co pills said to revive a man with a ruined stomach using tablet forms sold in boxes. The dubious remedy is tied to a dubious illness narrative and a vague price.
A Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry bulletin outlines 70 000 employment opportunities from 900 employers across sixty counties for disabled soldiers and others. It details openings by industry and ability, notes placement efforts, and describes cooperative efforts with employers to place rehabilitated veterans in suitable positions.
Parties seek sanitary ventilated rooms for private receptions or dances and should book dates in advance. The largest and best Herrin Bone Dance floor in the city awaits at New Maccabee Hall under F. E. Westley RK NISt.
Leading doctors nationwide warn that phosphated iron boosts blood and nerve health. The ad touts phosphated tron capsules, claiming to restore energy and strength, with testimonials of improved vitality and well being.
An alert urging readers to reuse oily shocks rather than discard them. It promotes repair services by P Morron offering inexpensive fixes and promises better value than buying new. Mentions using first class materials and various brands.
A fragmented advertisement item lists fruit and vegetables such as grapes and Florida oranges along with meat dairy and household goods. It mentions items like hams porterhouse steak lard substitute coffee cocoa canned vegetables and baking supplies with prices per unit or unit batch.
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