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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1939
Page
2
The article recounts Dr. Young outlining why sixth year molars may have weak enamel for Bobby and the need for proper nutrition during early years. It describes root resorption of baby teeth as permanent teeth erupt and when premature retention requires removal to prevent misalignment.
Mr Reynolds contemplates pulling out his son Jack’s teeth after a tense discussion with his wife. He phones Dr Young for an appointment as the family faces the painful decision.
A physician jokes that a patient’s numerous phobias hide the grippe. The playful list includes agoraphobia claustrophobia and hydrophobia, ending with a pun that the illness is grippe, revealed by medicine.
The total church membership in the United States reaches 64,156,895 with 2,379,579 members over 13 years old. There are 258,410 churches across 200 religious bodies. Rev Dr Herman C Weber, editor of The Year Book of American Churches, notes membership growth outpaced population in 1937.
A light domestic exchange unfolds as the husband complains of a loud roost text waking him, and the wife recalls his own earlier boast about waking early. The dialogue hints at shared habits and playful memory.
In a tense exchange during the gale the mate orders Sandy to go to the bow sprit. Sandy refuses quoting a signed sailor’s agreement that binds him to sail before the mast but not before the ship.
A reader from Skipton reports sudden severe headaches with no physical cause and suggests a home remedy of two cloves in a cup of weak tea drunk hot. The tip is presented as a quick, magical-sounding cure.
A booklet covering 1863 to 1883 lists 75 deaths among pioneers, with many under 30 and several under 10. Only 11 of 73 died between 30 and 60, and few reached 70, challenging legends of hardy longevity.
A Halifax Chronicle summary notes 59 percent of American women object to the word obey in marriage while 55 percent in Puritan New England want husbands to boss them. The survey adds 88 percent would rather work for a man than a woman.
A health ad claims Dr Chase's Nerve Food restores nervous system nutrition, preventing sleeplessness and irritability. It promises sound sleep at night and increased daytime energy, letting mothers feel ready for daily tasks and enjoy time with their children.
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