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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1951
Page
2
A historical note outlines folk remedies for ink stains. It distinguishes washable inks from permanent inks and advises washing with plain water and soap first, then citric acid for set stains, repeating treatment as needed.
An English journalist cites Richard Jones on religious life in Russia, noting only 72 churches open in Moscow for about 1.0e5 people, with 51 belonging to the Russian Orthodox Church, and contrasts pre revolution church density. He discusses Stalinist pressures and Komsomol Pravda’s stance on religion, showing how state atheism affects youth worship and family choices.
Moscow calls for aggressive atheist propaganda to root out religious prejudice among the people, while many Russians still cling tenaciously to faith despite discouragements.
Diamond drills are moved onto the ice at Pilley's Island Newfoundland for 5 000 feet of initial drilling on old workings. A geophysical survey will follow, with further drilling to come. The site has produced 500 000 to 600 000 tons of ore, sulfur content high at 40 percent plus, and current world sulfur shortages boost prospects for the project. Halcrow Swayze and Frobisher coordinate with J M Powelson of Johnson and Powelson and Mr Dunlop of Frobisher, who flew in for the operation.
The text advises owners of 40 or more summers to follow ten rules: eat plenty of whole grains fruits and vegetables. limit sugar and fat. drink water. try new foods. make new friends. adopt new hobbies. get fresh air or exercise moderately but regularly. avoid worry and losing temper.
A brief note urges children to wear protective footwear in rainy or stormy weather to stay warm and dry and to prevent slipping on icy ground. The guidance emphasizes safety for cold feet and reduced risk of falls.
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