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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1939
Page
3
A reader describes severe rheumatic pains worsened by wet weather. After two remedies failed, one jar of Kruschen Salts relieved the pain, dulling and dissolving uric acid crystals that caused the sharp joint pains.
The text argues for revising education to train more youths for productive work in farming forestry manufacturing and related fields rather than expanding academic courses. It notes growing public and business support for practical training and opposes broad spending solely on professional programs.
A pamphlet notes one in four catch colds easily and lose days from work, with severe risks in babies and the elderly. It endorses Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as a trusted, pleasant remedy for coughs bronchitis croup and asthma suitable for children and adults. Gerald S Doyle Ltd St John's.
The Manchester Guardian notes that royalty seldom favors long sermons and Queen Victoria illustrated this by presenting the Savoy Chapel with a timed pulpit glass. Its sands run out in 18 minutes, a feature many preachers would fear during a lengthy address.
A 35 year old woman died after jumping from the 35th floor of a city hotel. Police are investigating the incident as a potential suicide and no motive is yet disclosed.
The article states Mr. Chamberlain had assurances of a near United States alliance and Russian aid six months ago. Mme Tabouis claims American intervention within six weeks was assured, per alleged secret German dispatches.
In an interview the statesman cited past cycles lasting a century and argued nations cannot live indefinitely in slavery. He, with caution, said war in Europe could be avoided but would not promise outcome.
A historical recipe yields eight servings. It combines diced boiled potatoes with crisp bacon, onion, celery, egg whites, and parsley. Mayonnaise moistened with whipped cream coats the mix, then plated and decorated with green pepper leaves and carrot petals.
The fragment recalls Susan's romance fixation and tears over love stories. It notes she wore black for two years after Romeo's death, referencing a broadcast memory of Romeo and Juliet. The text hints at a melodramatic reaction to literary tragedy in a nostalgic media moment.
The exchange shows a snobby caller probing genealogy results and the expert bluntly dismisses the entire lineage as a failure. The line captures a sharp, humorous clash over ancestral records and lineage validity.
Dr Edouard Benes former president of Czecho Slovakia arrived as visiting professor at the University of Chicago and predicted a revival of democracy in Europe He said history shows liberty and authoritarianism come in alternating cycles and that democracies will stand firm again.
Genevieve Tabouis reports that the German general staff was informed the US would intervene in any European war six weeks after it begins. The German officers received a report detailing the Rome talks between Prime Minister Chamberlain and Premier Mussolini and their outcome.
In a brief exchange a teacher asks why an hourglass is narrow in the middle. A pupil answers that it shows the worst of time, a playful quip reflecting a light moment in a Confed Life feature.
A quoted remark notes fascist readers oppose peace not from principle but fear of losing jobs if their people knew true peace. The line attributes the stance to Robert Quinlan and frames it as a critique of wartime rhetoric.
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