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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1936
Page
3
A twenty year old woman recounts five to six years of winter rheumatism in her legs and joints. After starting Kruschen Salts last winter she reports no further rheumatic symptoms and attributes the relief to the remedy dissolving uric acid crystals from the system.
The excerpt contrasts rugged resilience in timber and man with lines about how strong storms forge stronger growth. A judge questions a bride about a husband who swore at her and mocked her driving efforts, she recalls his ditch scene and his exclamation holy cats, woman.
Scientists report a sunfish found in California waters blows bubbles and makes a barking sound while near the ocean surface. The discovery was shared by researchers in Los Angeles on February 25.
A witty line extols a doctor who prices prescriptions at three dollars while gifting forty dollars worth of hops, humorously praising thrift and generosity.
Rev. W. D. Stenlake of St. Pauls Church Aylmer Ont spent four days as a tramp to learn hobo life. He sold shoelaces thumbed rides and slept in municipal lodging houses with transients. He will report his findings to his congregation Sunday night.
A Canadian report describes how transients in Hamilton benefited from civic lodging provisions, daily meals by the Lions Club, and good medical care. The observer praised cleanliness and facilities at the municipal lodging house and noted strong support for workers while highlighting a general lack of hunger and red elements during wartime. The piece mentions Rev Stenlake, an Englishman and WWI veteran nicknamed the Fighting Pardon.
The text argues one cannot change current surroundings and must live with present experiences. By accepting what cannot be altered one can achieve inward happiness despite daily worries, wins, and losses.
A traveler in disguise interviewed by The Globe details his trip to Simcoe and beyond. He notes few unemployed with red stigma and that most men would take work, while recounting experiences with hitchhiking, selling shoelaces, and doors closing on him.
Landlady dismisses seeking a recipe for the "excellent hash" saying it has no recipe. It merely accumulates as a local joke or remark about the dish.
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