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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1938
Page
3
A Mrs A J W writes that her ninety two year old father is active and alert thanks to a daily morning dose of Kruschen Salts. She claims internal cleanliness improves digestion and organ function, delivering renewed health and energy.
Question about salt rebate terms and collection options. Authorities say salt rebate is a discretionary measure by the Natural Resources Dept not an Act, with cash payout possible. details on allowable deals and applicability to past salt charges are debated. Twillingate prices listed: young $4.00, bedlamer $2.50, old $200.
A Rothesay, New Brunswick resident praises Nerviline after three years of use. She reports relief for neuralgia, colds, chills, cramps, and stomach pain in her children, calling the medicine a family necessity despite rural conditions.
Reports from London describe dogs being trained to pause and look both ways before crossing streets. Trainers say this behavior shows a growing awareness of traffic and urban safety among canines.
A Royal Bank of Canada magazine letter from Toronto and Montreal notes wedding season requests and holiday wishes. A writer asks about a calendar and a wedding gift, praising the bank and signing with Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Local cooks in Twillingate praise Cinder Ella Flour for baking quality bread and cakes. Stores report strong sales as home bakers rely on the brand for reliable results.
The article describes echo sounders and related navigation tech on ships, noting the spread of radio direction finding and echo sounding. It highlights an Echo-Indicator on the bridge and Husun recorder in the wheelhouse shaping real time contour data for navigators.
Promotes Dr Chase’s Kidney Liver Pills as a quick remedy for indigestion and biliousness. Claims to awaken liver kidneys and bowels to healthful action. Cites fifty years of success and urges readers to use this trusted favorite.
Trade supplied by Gerald S. Doyle Ltd promotes Dr. Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills. The ad highlights a patent medicine claiming health benefits and lists distributor details.
Employment agencies told of a severe recession with scarce jobs. Andrew J. Habinek quoted many offering to take work, describing a wide range of applicants and positions, noting seventy six people offered him work.
A minister visited a gravely ill man at night and learned the relatives distrusted him due to typhoid fears. Asked why they summoned him, they replied they could not risk the man with typhoid, though he had his own minister.
The judge hears claims that a milk pan was lent and damaged. The defendant denies lending the pan and says it was intact when returned, arguing the plaintiff's account is untrue.
An ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem oil capsules as a 40 cent diuretic to flush waste and poisons from kidneys. It promises relief from night waking and lists symptoms of weak kidneys such as backache puffy eyes leg cramps moist palms and scanty urination.
The Tribune notes the ship's bridge watch can read depth at a glance with a simple indicator. The instrument, a 9-inch dial, shows depth to within a fathom, unaffected by vessel speed, and is fitted on the Queen Mary.
A playful note urges bakers to try CINDER Ella flour and reports fine results, reminding that prejudice should not color kitchen experiments. The item reads as a product recommendation or culinary tip.
A company of local amateurs presented Hamlet to an audience of town fashionables. The piece sparked debate on authorship with a provocative claim that the last actor to turn a page proved Shakespeare or Bacon wrote the play.
A reflective note urges restraint in speech and value of truth over reward. It emphasizes speaking with an undivided mind for truth, not for personal gain, citing Carlyle as a guiding proverb.
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