NEWS IN BRIEF

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5605, 30 April 1919, Page 1

NEWS IN BRIEF

The Londo ’ County Council ie training 14,600 disabled soldier* in various ooospatins ill Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Fur Coughs am 1 Colds, never fails There were 22,000 pilots in trwn<o* ia ; O.eac firitai.) wheo tbs aiiuisiios was tinned. . ▲ Norwegian professor.suggests that the Nobel Peace Prize should be awarded ■ to Marshal Fooh. Coughing and clearing of throats at lectures and entertainments could h* ' readily avoided if the sufferers woi. but remember that the Canteens stock “Fluenzol,’’ the most soothing and healing of all gargles and pleasant to take Never before the late war had armies from the Un ted States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, 8 >uth Africa or India landed in Europe. Some ct the copper mines in Mexico' are timbered with rosewood, while mahogany is so plentiful that it is need for fuel for the engines. • AN EVERY DAY REMEDY. An everyday remedy that is useful about the home, the shop, the store, the factory, the office or on the farm is Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It is the best thing in the world to mend minor injuries. Sold everywhere, , A eireet in the French city rf I yone has glass p vome-ts laid in bkeks Biu square, so clos-ly fitted that wa’er canno'. pass tbrough them. "Mother needed not experience to be kind/’ Stanus. It just came to her naturally. That’s why there is always on the home shelf a big bottle of Baxter a Lung Preserver, ready for Tommy’s little sneezes and sniffles —Nature’s signs that a” cold is approaching. ‘ And sneezes and sniffles are pretty frequent at this time of the year. i The weather is so changeable that it behoves all mothers to have Baxter’s handy- 2s 6d per large bottle. All chemists and stores. r . An ordinary-szed urn, supposing his surface to hi f mitten square feat, sustri b the enormous atmospheric pressure of 30,240 pounds. For Children’s Hacking Cough Woods’ Qreat Peppermint Cure. |