Danderine Claims Dandruff Cure In Drug Stores
Advertisement asserts Danderine costs 36 cents per bottle and, after one application, stops dandruff and prevents hair loss. It promises new life, vigor, brightness, color, and increased hair abundance.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
5
Advertisement asserts Danderine costs 36 cents per bottle and, after one application, stops dandruff and prevents hair loss. It promises new life, vigor, brightness, color, and increased hair abundance.
The regular Women’s Institute meeting in the Parish Hall featured Mrs. Garland Foster of Nelson delivering an hour long talk on Dickens as a pioneer of child welfare. She warned against comforters, urged maternal and infant protection, and noted emigration and milk quality as factors in child survival.
Captain J Barnard of Baynes Lake publishes a sequence of letters arguing for scrutiny of Baynes and Waldo polling lists after December 6 voting. He urges the Returning Officer and Ottawa to reveal who voted, or to amend the law to allow list inspection.
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes offering years of wear for draperies and faded clothing. It promises simple directions for any user and guarantees no streaking, spotting, fading, or running, with guidance on dyeing different fabric types.
A public meeting in Invermere British Columbia will promote the candidacy of Hon. Dr. J H Jing for Minister of Public Works. It will be held Thursday the thirteenth and feature Hon. James Murdock Minister of Labor for the Dominion along with other local speakers.
February school attendance report for South Ward highlights perfect attendance for numerous students including James Atcheson Walter Barrett Clarence Barrett Ruth Bond Tresa Selucca Evelyn Eley Ruth Fanning Roy Linnell Mary Macdonald Jon Magro Rosie Muagro Josephine Mara podi Carmella Naso Leslie Phillips May Russel Lillian Russel Murray Rombough Henry Taylor and others.
The list names students enrolled in various terms including Billy McNeill K H Douglass division Xu Nurater and Frank Brepnon Florence Pinlay Jessie Tito Florence Agland Louisa Taylor Grace Tito John Horie Doreen Fisher Harriet Home Frank Malone Walter Fanning John Metcalfe Pat Macdonald Robert Willis Jessie Cassels Bertie Stachan Bertie Macdonald George Fanning Ruth Chandler Allan Shaw George Kemball Grace McClure Joe Little Nelson Beckwith Pearl Saunders Josephine Pascuzzo Kathleen Henderson Gordon Rankins Loretta Robichaud Sophia McGregor and others for First and Second Term classes.
In 1921 Canada saw 64 562 more automobiles for a total of 167 492. Ontario added about 14 000 cars while Quebec surpassed 16 000. Saskatchewan leads the nation with one war to fourteen residents, per the Ottawa Ottawa based report.
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