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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1942
Page
3
A reader describes chronic back pain and fatigue easing after using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims kidney purification restores blood purity and delivers immediate relief, with long term reduction of pain as the daily dose continues.
A collection of reflections from historical figures on mind, faith, virtue, and character. It connects ideas from A. Bronson Alcott Horace Mann Mary Baker Eddy King Alfred Jane Tudor John Milton about the power of belief, inner wealth, and personal conduct shaping destiny.
A devotional verse petitioning the Lord to protect absent ones and keep faith strong. The poem asks God to be their pilot, grant steadfast service, and, if possible, restore them to live and serve. Included is the signer Jennie Elizabeth Harris.
A stout woman asks a boy if she can pass through a gate to reach the park. The boy replies that a load of hay recently went through, implying the gate may now be blocked or temporarily passable.
London reports a British officer told the House of Lords that forces waiting to occupy Singora in Thailand postponed action for three days awaiting orders from home. He called the Malayan defense a disgrace and said rubber estate safety hindered training, noting a general reprimanded troops when trucks struck rubber trees.
Ti Islander reports Uncle Joe predicts a large house move across the cove with a north east gable window and front verandah. The crew has it ready for launch tomorrow to haul it across the tickle on the ice.
A speaker describes an imminent house-to-house haulout on a frosty morning. He notes crowds preparing baked goods and pork buns, with observant detail of cakes, pies, biscuits and figgy loaves. Despite rheumatic trouble, he pledges to attend.
The piece outlines British and American wartime nursing roles. It cites 122000 full time civilian nurses, 88000 in hospitals, 20000 in first aid posts, 14000 in public health and war nurseries, plus 90000 on part time duty. Civil Nursing Reserve includes 25000 wearers of grey blue coats, with 20000 part time workers. Pay scales: auxiliaries 220 a year, assistant nurse 280, state registered 420.
H M the King is pictured with Admiral Sir John Tovey commander in chief of the British Home Fleet on the quarterdeck of the battleship King George V during the King's visit to the Fleet in northern waters.
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