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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement from MR J. Craven-Burleigh claims a treatment for thinning or shedding hair, scalp greasiness or dryness, itching, dandruff, and partial or total baldness. It targets anyone who has used other preparations without success and whose hair is affected by post‑illness or post‑treatment effects.
Advertised as an established remedy for hair loss, True Hair Grower is claimed to halt shedding and promote new growth. The author cites long-standing use, adherence to a famous formula, and endorsements by analytical experts in England France and the United States, while avoiding personal judgments about other products.
Dear Sir I must say your True Hair Grower is wonderful. I had hair loss and dandruff but after three months use my hair stopped shedding and grew thicker. I will recommend it to friends and am sending photographs for possible use. M English Me.
Paris reports a near deadlock as Allies reply to German counter proposals. French leader Clemenceau adheres to treaty terms due to strong public opinion. The Carmel of Four reviews commissions and eyes a June 14 ultimatum. Germans may refer to their National Assembly and reject the Treaty, hoping to panic the Allies into informal talks.
Washington reports German counter proposals seek to retain colonies with improvements, cap reparations at 100 billion marks if Allies accept other terms, oppose Kaiser extradition, push for League of Nations, and demand Rhine withdrawal within six months and an international war crimes court. London notes include arms reduction, League supervision, Alsace Lorraine plebiscite, and economic terms for Saar.
The ex Crown Prince of Germany predicts trouble and a new war within ten years. He says Eastern Prussia and Silesia would clash with Poland, and only England France and the United States would accept any settlement. He expects Germany to get easier terms from President Wilson and plans to return to his Silesian estate.
Berlin swarms with troops amid plans to overthrow the government. Weimar collapse follows the minority campaign with Scheidemann naming Cohen Reus as a fanatic submarine furor advocate and Lethmann-EHolhves as a right hand in 1914. He now backs a Soviet Republic to thwart the Allies, notably Hineland.
The report notes rising strain among Czecho Slovaks facing Hungarian forces. It cites the Peary Conference actions, tensions over Budapest, and calls for military expert input. French, Romanian troop opinions differ from a compromise approach urged by Wilso n and Lloyd George.
A wartime dispatch notes ships leaving Egypt on June 16 to return New Zealand troops. Bip James Alien reports advisories listing future departures for Beypt Nei Yenland with dates June 30 July 20 and names Ulimaraa Ditsea Tasbrok.
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