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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1939
Page
2
The notice recommends using Gillett's Pure Flake Lye to remove grease from pots and pans and to clear clogged drains. It emphasizes that lye cuts through heavy dirt and should not be dissolved in hot water as the lye action itself salts the water.
Dr Young explains how early baby tooth loss disrupts jaw development and shows a space maintainer that preserves room for permanent teeth. Mrs Knight asks for one for Carl as they discuss preventive dental care and outcomes for misaligned teeth.
Short time frame noted as weeks or months for an upper molar to drop. a space maintainer in Carl’s mouth aims to stop shifting of the lower jaw teeth and prevent the upper tooth from dropping down.
The article argues that abnormal occlusion in children could have been prevented with proper early dental care, emphasizing the need for preventive practices and timely treatment.
To overcome fish odor wash hands and surfaces with salt then rinse. Freshen a kitchen by burning orange peel coffee or sugar in a pan. Stop burnt sugar odor with vinegar stirred in. Wash dishes that held fish in hot water with dry mustard or washing soda, then rinse thoroughly.
A salesman on a country road asks if he can ford a creek with his car. A darky assures him it is passable, so they drive in and are swept by deep water. They swim out to push the car back to the bank. The man complains the water is deeper than expected, while the helper explains the ducks only came half way up on his ducks.
Charles Calloway, 26, was arrested after turkey tidbits led police to him. He rifled a bar and left a greasy fingerprint on a cigarette vending machine. Captured while attempting another break, his prints matched the machine. He confessed to taking part of a 16 pound turkey.
Odd dialogue hints at plans and feelings around a marriage involving a widow named Sandy. The exchange suggests age differences and a cryptic link to Sandy’s clues fitting one participant.
A recipe for chocolate bread pudding using milk, sugar, eggs, vanilla, stale bread, and unsweetened chocolate. It instructs melting chocolate in milk, mixing with eggs, soaking bread, and baking in a water bath at 350 degrees for about an hour, served with butterscotch hard sauce.
The ad claims nerves falter when nutritional blood supply wanes causing worry sleeplessness and irritability. It touts Dr Chase's Nerve Food as restoring restful sleep and daytime energy so mothers feel ready for daily tasks and enjoy happier children.
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