Aches and Pains Relief Advert Offers Quick Soothing
An advert claims a product provides quick relief for external aches and pains. It promises easy application and rapid soothing effects as it penetrates the skin.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
3
An advert claims a product provides quick relief for external aches and pains. It promises easy application and rapid soothing effects as it penetrates the skin.
Seventy eight Geers and ten Canadian forces personnel return from Siberia aboard the Empress of Japan. All ten are invalided home but not seriously ill. Seven disembark at Vancouver, about twenty remain for local stay, the rest head east. Lieut. French, formerly with the Northwest Mounted Police, led the party.
Advertising copy touts a cure for catarrh claiming internal remedies and tonics combine to form a “perfect combination” of ingredients. The text urges readers to send for a trial.
Immigration returns show a drop in Western Canada admissions in March 1919. Port Arthur to Kings Gate admissions totaled 3 vs 4,081 a year earlier. Last month’s arrivals valued at $528,436 with settler wealth at $1,012,248 compared with $1,741,482 previously.
Berlin dispatch notes that the Spa conference between German and Allied representatives approved the Danzig port usage in relation to Polish troops returning from France. The signing occurred at the same desk once used by Emperor William.
Advice emphasizes stomach weakness as the root of many ailments including biliousness headaches dizziness and skin eruptions. It urges maintaining a healthy stomach liver and bowels by timely use of proper health practices.
Prince Albert residents hail the soldiers land settlement board decision to open an office in northern Saskatchewan. The board will assess land qualifications and guard soldiers against exploitation while aiding purchases under government schemes.
A mixed fragment cites claims of cures by Minard's Liniment and Holloway's Corn Core, plus references to Mount Sangay eruptions and Canadian population estimates. It blends testimonial notes with scattered lines about corn, disease cures, and property values in Canada.
Jan Paderewski, Poland's premier, faced a warm Paris demonstration in the diplomatic gallery as M. Pichon, France's foreign minister, spoke to express friendly sentiments. Deputies rose en masse in a hearty cheer.
The British backed firm heads a company planning toll area development in Alberta. The Edmonton school board intends constructing a $20,000 public school in East Edmonton as part of regional plans.
British officials say Egyptians will form a native ministry and a deputation from Egypt may visit England as a response to a government promise. Under Secretary Harmsworth noted Allenby’s proclamation largely restored order and allowed those previously barred to travel to England.
Minard’s Liniment advertised for throat and chest relief with Catarthozone claim. Prairie steers bring record prices with H A Buck earning 1540 from 1,184 pounds on Aberdeen Angus stock. Lumber merchants to aid soldiers on land with wholesale lumber pricing. Oyster shells used in Portland cement along Gulf coast. 1918 avigation wheat shipments from Fort William and Port Arthur total 50,565,445 bushels. Alberta education budget projected at 1,667,173 dollars.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation in children and adults. It stresses gentle action to relieve stomach and liver discomfort, claims quick results within hours, and warns against unsafe substitutes while directing readers to buy the product from druggists.
Sunday School notes discuss the Visit of the Women to the Sepulchre, the angelic message of Christ's rising, and the implications for faith and testimony. It links Scripture to the Resurrection and notes the call to spread the blessed message to the disciples. It also mentions Jesus’ authority, atonement, and eternal life as central themes.
Berlin reports show organized and unorganized bank workers in Greater Berlin backing a general strike of 11 workers across Germany unless bank managers begin negotiations with the national labor minister to fix a wage schedule and settle other disputed issues.
F. J. Anderson, president of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange, will go overseas to join Dr. Magill as representatives at the allied trade conference. The conference will arrange handling of the 1919 crop.
Saskatoon thrift sales for the War Savings Stamp campaign totalled eight thousand five hundred seventy dollars through April 5. The committee reports a sharp decline in recent months as interest wanes and production in Cane continues amid wartime efforts.
A 1 spring tonic promotes better blood, nerves, and stamina as winter ends. Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People claim to restore red blood and vitality, with a Canadian user praising improved appetite and strength after taking the pills.
Beatrice Bishop of Fendate N 2B states she felt run down with headaches and despondency before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. After about eight weeks of regular use she reports marked improvement and better health than ever, authorizing publication to help others.
A resident of Lower Stainesville MB reports severe headaches dizziness and depression before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. After treatment her recovery and her daughter Blanches anemia improved with six boxes boosting strength and general health.
Mrs M D MacLeod of Caledonia PEL says Williams Pink Pills acted as a spring medicine. She previously suffered weak spells but reports they disappeared after use and now has a better appetite and confidence in the pills as a blood builder.
Mr H H McKelvey praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for restoring his strength and stomach function. He says initial weakness and poor digestion improved with the pills and Pinklets laxative, becoming essential in his family medicine.
Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to build up the blood and treat deficiencies causing anemia rheumatism neuralgia back pains and after effects of influenza or fevers. They are sold by druggists or by mail at 502 a box with 30 boxes per order. The Brockville address appears in the ad.
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