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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1943
Page
3
A 48 year old woman, once stiff and rheumatic, credits Kruschen Salts with restoring health and ease. She claims relief through the daily dose, avoiding change of life troubles, and at 58 remains healthy, active, and able to walk and ride a bus.
A collection of historic lines on freedom from Channing Wilson Milton Mary Baker Eddy Daniel Webster and William Cowper, emphasizing liberty of conscience thought belief and expression as a shared national ideal. The catalog highlights the enduring link between liberty and virtue across eras.
A witty quip contrasts layman and lawyer framing of gifting an orange. The layman says Have an orange while a lawyer drafts a dense deed claiming rights to bite and eat the fruit and even its rind and juice, illustrating legal overreach before a takeaway occurs.
An editorial note in Confederation Life warns that longer summer vacations lead to tougher returns, urging readers to balance leisure with work and school workloads as autumn approaches.
A review of The Spectator article on the Christian call for righteous anger as a cleansing force against social evils. It contrasts personal envy anger with anger born of love for humanity and cites biblical example of Jesus. It argues that holy wrath can purge oppression and cruelties worldwide.
In fond memory of Mark Ridout who died September 18 1942 and John Hicks who died February 23 1943 our grandfathers. The note expresses tenderness and belief we will meet again and that they will never be forgotten. Inserted by grandsons Arci Marx and John Ripour.
A reflective verse traces constant worry across a household and neighbors. It notes concern for weather health business wealth children clothes neighbors woesTaxes pets future debts and an anxious refrain that many fears fail to materialize.
A poem reflects on liberty bought by sacrifice and blood and tears. It urges facing tasks boldly to preserve freedom for future generations and to ensure righteousness prevails against oppression as the flag of liberty rises above a peaceful world.
The piece notes renewed hope for the Allies as Nazi advances against the Soviet Union stalled by a bell. It recalls summer pushes toward Leningrad and Moscow, with winter counterattacks foiling rapid victory and suggesting Hitler cannot knock Russia out despite bold claims.
Ottawa reports that the Canadian Women's Army Corps has reached 10,000 members after ten months of recruitment. The corps frees A category men for active field service and operates in 47 roles from typists to technicians and cooks, expanding parallel to the Canadian Army's growth.
A Vietnam era style exhortation emphasizes that freedom was bought with sacrifice. It warns against complacency and idle pride, urging soldiers to uphold liberty and keep the flame of national resolve alive. It frames liberty as earned through sacrifice and duty.
A U S tale claims a man’s three wishes come true starting with a five wardrobe and array of suits then money in high denomination notes. For his third wish he asks to shoot Hitler, but a phone call reclassifies him as A-17 John Stralay in Lovestment Daal era.
Over the past year Britain's electrical industry has used 62 percent more electricity in war time, aided by the National Industrial Electric Lighting Service. Fluorescent lighting simulates daylight in blackout conditions and a panel of consultants assists factories. The sector also improvised during air raids by adapting wash boilers and radiators for shelters, supplying communal catering gear to factory canteens and Ministry of Food kitchens.
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