15 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a rapid cure for colds and catarrh through a piney vapor that penetrates nose throat and bronchial tubes. It claims bronchitis cure and deep reach of healing fumes with complete, smaller, and trial size available through dealers.
The Stad Antwerpen and Ville de Liége on the Dover Ostend route boast an anti rolling device. Tanks on both sides of the hull contain water that lags, balancing rolling motion and reducing tilt from 10 20 degrees to about 2 3 degrees.
A home remedy recipe mixes granulated sugar and warm water with Pinex to create a cough syrup. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours, notes taste and mild laxative effect, and markets Pinex as essential. The ad touts savings and universal use in the United States and Canada.
A historical column advises choosing a soft flexible hair brush with varied bristle lengths, keeping brushes impeccably clean with regular washing. It describes a step by step cleaning method using green soap, hot water, washing soda, and thorough rinsing, plus a note on preserving the brush back and handle.
The report notes a near doubling of steamships carrying the Japanese flag over the past ten years. It also states flax cultivation has risen about 40 percent in four years, indicating broader industry growth in Japan.
The article explains that several metals exceed gold in price. Iridium recently found in Austria tops gold at about $60 per ounce, Osmium costs around $60 and is the heaviest substance, Palladium around $40 an ounce is easily vaporized in steam.
Prince Waldemar of Denmark at fifty four is allied with five rulers of Europe the Kings of England Denmark Norway Greece and the Russian Emperor. An Admiral in the British navy he pursues business interests and is closely tied to East Asian rulers, notably Siam. He is the surviving brother of Queen Alexandra and is called The Uncle of Europe after Greece’s King George’s death.
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