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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Apr 05, 1941

Page

3

Weekly Health Talks on Tuberculosis in Joints

Health educators explain how tuberculosis germ enters the body mainly via air or contaminated food and travels to joints such as the spine knee ankle hip wrist and shoulder. Symptoms progress from pain and limited motion to swelling and deformity with potential paralysis if the spine is affected. Early treatment and rest with a good diet can cure many bone TB cases, though joints may remain stiff. Prevention centers on nutritious food fresh air avoiding contact with TB sufferers and covering coughs to protect others.

Pople

Not a Dad. Argarten Teacher Chat at School Outburst

A fragmentary schoolroom exchange shows Bobby being told not to chat loudly. The line suggests a classroom moment where a smile triggered a mistaken reproach and a humorous misunderstanding.

Argarten Bobby

Gems for Your Scrapbook

A compact feature blends quotes on self improvement from Fuller Helps Eddy Seneca Arnold and Horace Mann. The piece emphasizes inner discipline, mindful growth, and education as pathways to higher knowledge and lasting enjoyment.

Britain Defeats Germany In Industrial War Efforts Rise

Britain’s chemical industry shipped more exports last year than since the postwar surge, rising nearly 45 million to about 28 million pounds. Across the empire and friendly neutrals, German supplies were cut off and Britain filled gaps, boosting medicine and complex chemicals for home and overseas demand.

Germany Great Britain United Kingdom Briain Ffeer Belgium Holland Argentina Atlantic Britain South America India Australia New Zealand South Africa United States

Eye Color Charms and Temper in 19th Century Observations

Describes how eye hues reflect character: Eyes Black or dark brown express passion and ardor but lack intellect. Dark Blue signals steadfast cheer and good temper. Pale Blue or Steel show deceit and selfishness. Russet Brown reveals gentleness. Grey or Greenish Grey mark intellect and poetic flair. Light Brown or Yellow mean inconstancy. weak color implies listlessness, coldness, and selfishness.

Ammunition Belts and Safety Gear in RAF Hudson Turret

The Hudson aircraft used by the Royal Air Force carries two belts each with a thousand rounds feeding the rear turret guns. A rubber dinghy is stored in the bulge of the door as an emergency device for the crew. Parachutes and light cartridges fill left racks while a retractable gun carriage at the fuselage bottom provides tail protection.

Royal Air Force

Record of Nan Lawrie's shorthand skill in Dundee

In Dundee Scotland Nan Lawrie an eighteen year old shorthand typist born without hands and with one foot has reached high speed. The Lord Provost noted she has studied shorthand for a year and can write 100 words a minute by grasping the pencil between her two wrists. Nan types 55 words a minute with her small wrist stumps.

Nan Lawrie Dundee Scotland Wilson

Spirit of 41 Defense Drill Near Trenton

Thirty one future soldiers en trained at Trenton New Jersey at 745 I the other morning. The local Draft Board deemed the hour and cold weather unsuitable for the usual brass band and sent the boys away to martial music played on a phonograph over an amplifier at the railway station.

Trenton N.J Pittaburgh Presp

Churchill Visits Scottish A R P Workers and Glasgow Lord Provost

British Prime Minister Mr Winston Churchill visits A R P workers in Scotland and meets Jim alongside the Lord Provost of Glasgow. The brief EU era tone notes the notable official visit and local civic engagement.

Winston Churchill A.R P Scotland Jim Glasgow

Northumberland Fusiliers Prepare For Next Meeting With Germans

Armed with deadly MG gun, Northumberland Fusiliers, veterans of Belgium and Durkik, intensively training for another clash with German forces.

Belgium Durkik

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