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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
2
LORMALINE IVALUABLE serves as a diodorant antiseptic and disinfectant for household use and gardening. Promotes seed protection and prevents blight in potatoes and smut in seed wheat, offering farmers a practical dressing option.
A 1919 opinion piece argues economics shapes peace more than war strategy. It cites Keynes and warns Europe faces starvation risks from disrupted trade and centralized power, urging treaty revisions and international finance to avert civil unrest.
A garbled entry speaks of a genuine item for 00 and mentions relief of cold symptoms, with references to Wazol-pranf and a quantity described as sixty pieces. The readable text is limited and lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
The article reports Sir Thomas Mackenzie visiting London with Hon J McEwan Hunter and El Riseley. He urges action on port congestion with deep-water docks at Gravesend and Canvey Island. The Port of London Authority explains storage surges and seeks cheaper meat and produce to reach British consumers.
Last night His Majesty's Theatre showed Haworth's Heart in Pawn starring Sessue Hayakawa. The film impressed with high production values and artistic landscapes of peach blossoms. Hayakawa's restrained, convincing acting drew praise along with Sada and Koma. The melodrama was handled with discretion excluding graphic moments. The serial The Man of Might added suspense, and a Pathe Gazette plus topical reels closed the program.
An item extols preparedness during winter with emphasis on a product called Tung Preserver. It advertises the remedy as a safe quick-action treatment that tackles illness early and prevents relapse. Available in large bottles this season at local chemists.
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