Itchy scalp rash heals with Cuticura remedy
A readable fragment reports an itchy scalp rash improving after using Cuticura. The brief note notes redness and irritation diminishing with treatment.
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Newspaper
Melfort Moon
Location
Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
3
A readable fragment reports an itchy scalp rash improving after using Cuticura. The brief note notes redness and irritation diminishing with treatment.
Government statistics show Saskatchewan production surpassing 409 million for the year. The report notes rapid farming advances, rising livestock numbers including more horses and cows, and a growing value of farm assets as the province intensifies mixed farming.
A New York World excerpt shows a translated letter revealing anti American sentiment from a German prisoner. The document, presented to Mr. Knox, includes hostile rhetoric and references to Kaiser and empires, highlighting wartime propaganda in exile.
The article notes the Russian State Bank holding over 2 lakh deposits by end of 1916 totaling 1,166,775,000 dollars, tied to Bolshevik interests. It contrasts with the National City Bank of New York as a leading American financial institution and mentions London Paris New York centers. It references Russian government credit relations since 1914 and the broader wartime financial posture.
The fragment references Geert Le Pierce V and a teenage war contracts matter tied to a European conflict. It notes his wife continuing work after his exit and mentions commissions totaling 310,621 dollars from sales delivering 259,320 rifles.
Under the War Records Office the initiative has begun with support from British and Canadian leadership to tell the stories of the Great War. Lord supporters help inaugurate the program aiming to document prominent eras and the roles of notable artists of the day.
An old advertisement touts nerve health and stomach well being. It cites Dr Chase’s Nerve Food as a remedy to invigorate the body and relieve weakness. A testimonial from Mrs Geo S Ellee of Davidson St Catharines Ontario describes prior illness and relief after trying the product.
A monumental airframe plant towers 900 feet in one direction and 1800 feet in another, described as the greatest structure of its kind. The text hints at complex internal divisions and partitions within, though some details are unclear.
A fragment mentions unity versus division and a Boston Globe reference. The text is incomplete, showing quotes and partial phrases about "less united" and "his peers." No clear event or names emerge.
An article discusses indoor climate, arguing that warmer air holds more moisture and requires added water to maintain humidity. It warns dry air causes furniture damage and health issues, promoting steam radiators and water pans on radiators to improve comfort and reduce illness.
The readable lines hint at wartime commerce and ships at sea, a market lull, and scattered personal notes. A brief, ironic life moment recalls a marriage and a reference to a “Girl of Today” amid unrelated fragments from a periodical page.
The Dominion of Canada food controller fixes bran at 24 dollars 50 cents a ton in bulk and shorts at 29 dollars 50 cents a ton in bulk Lob Fort William. country sack delivery costs 38 dollars a ton. Millers' committee cooperates with the food controller and distribution preference will be given to farmers.
Public tribute honors Britain's early war sacrifice as the army that halted the German drive into France. Generations of Britons recognize the indomitable spirit and valor of soldiers who faced tremendous odds with unity and resolve.
The text advertises a medicinal product marketed as tested and reliable like MINARD'S MENT. It praises its enduring effectiveness and urges readers to trust it as a proven remedy. The fragment mentions sales agents and local promotion efforts.
A fragmentary column contrasts aviation as a romance with its shift to a service amid war reporting. It mentions mothers treating children for worms with Millers Worm Powders, claiming the remedy removes worms from the system and entails no danger.
Manitoba dairy production shows a substantial gain with ninety carloads of butter and other dairy products shipped this year. Officials report increases in cheese and total returns, noting higher output versus 1917.
Fragmentary note cites Minard’s Liniment for diphtheria and hints at renewed European conflict after a period of peace. Mentions cautious approach, sea passage, and references to Chesterton and the North American Review.
Fragmentary text describes wartime brutality and executions. Mentions Persian ruler Shah Abbas, sack of Baghdad in 163? and claims of mass executions. Reading is highly damaged with many garbled words.
The article notes rye flour gaining traction as a substitute for wheat in Canada. Farmers and bakers expect rye to be widely adopted, with rye bread benefits highlighted and plans for a mixed flour approach in baking.
The text fragment critiques mind and religion within American discourse, noting limits to liberty and courage. It references war, valor, and impossible perfection, suggesting philosophical conflict between belief and action.
A partial clipping describes a customer in a small town barbershop reading while a barber prepares a haircut. The odd phrasing mentions mutual aid and a Siamese boy, with unclear context and garbled text.
A fragmented note mentions payments to the boys and foreign cheques linked to paymasters. The readable items suggest a financial or payroll context, with unclear specifics and names omitted.
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