ABOUT OLD ESTABLISHED CORNS had l.uat corn for twentj years,” you hear a sufferer say, often with a touch of pride in his voice. Ho likes to believe there’s nothing able' to cure his corns. “I’ve been to chiropodists,” he’ll say. *l’ve cut it, shaved it, used all sorts of cures—but it won’t go.” Correct up to a point —a point spelt Progandra. There’s no corn on human foot Progandra can’t remove—quickly, painlessly. Hard or soft, old or new, Progandra does it. 1/6. 335 f
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19994, 10 November 1927, Page 4
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