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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1939
Page
3
A wife recounts her husband suffering from persistent heartburn and indigestion. After starting Kruschen Salts, his condition improves with meals and sleep returning, and she notes lasting relief from the daily dose.
Hon. Peter Heenan described experimental plans for using sulphite in Ontario clothing manufacture. He predicted a future pulpwood derived clothing industry could be a major northwestern Ontario development, noting 15,000,000 tons of U.S. sulphite used in 1937 for textiles and ties made from sulphite rivaling silk. Blairmore Enterprise.
Fragmentary verse compares life to a bag of tools a shapeless mass and a book of rules shaping a person. It suggests each individual will find a stumbling block or a stepping stone before life ends.
A Chicago printing firm reveals a recently produced post Munish map of Europe is now obsolete. The firm notes the map omits or misrepresents recent geopolitical changes and faces obsolescence as new borders and regions emerge.
In London a 91 year old Essex family woman named Mrs Julia Maria Waring, long expected to reach 100, was struck and killed by a motor car while returning from a relative visit. The family history shows an average past life of 102 years. She remained healthy and active and enjoyed shopping alone. The tragedy occurred as she went about her usual routine.
Across a lake in a cartoon scene Mr Chamberlain sits fishing while Hitler and Mussolini attempt to fish but fail. The caption notes the British prime minister catching fish while the dictators cannot, with a quip about not daring to open their order.
Minister of Labour Ernest Brown outlines unemployment data: 2,039,000 total with 289,000 out of work 12 months or more, 1,436,000 unemployed less than six months, 1,187,000 under three months, and 906,000 under six weeks. Peak long-term unemployment was 483,000 in May 1933. 289,000 by January 1936. Question raised about Newfoundland.
Visitors to General Electric’s House of Magic at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco will be able to hear themselves see and see themselves bear, reflecting the exhibit’s science based illusion.
King George and Queen Elizabeth, described as democratic, mingle with ordinary Canadians to show they value common people. The piece argues it would be troubling if they left with the impression Canadians are all formality and luxury.
Commentator argues Germany’s military strength is real but warns that a prolonged war would erode Hitler’s grip as citizens submit quietly under pressure. The piece frames public reaction as a factor in potential political collapse despite arsenals and manpower.
An Irishman explains a virgin forest as a place where the hand of man has never set foot. An auditor asks what a virgin forest is, and the Irishman replies with a humorous, clipped definition.
The article warns cold symptoms can lead to serious outcomes across ages and stresses early treatment. It highlights Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as a well known remedy for coughs colds bronchitis croup and asthma pleasing for children and effective for adults. Gerald S. Doyle Ltd St John's.
Confederation Life announces free copies of the Placentia Bay Committee Report and the Annual Report of the Department of Education for 1938. Copies may be obtained by application to the Supplies Division, Dept Public Works, St. John's. Acknowledgement received for both publications.
A series of aphorisms on values and personal growth. It argues we can all afford to give freely and to doubt injustice, to be tolerant, to believe in good, and to strive for inner richness. It emphasizes enduring principles over changing appearances and serving God by doing good to others.
Semi official estimates indicate Germany needs annual imports of 2.4 billion dollars in foodstuffs and raw materials to maintain current employment levels. The figure highlights heavy reliance on foreign goods for economic stability and labor protection.
Mrs H L Carpenter of Rothesay New Brunswick praises Nerviline after three years of use. She reports relief from neuralgia colds chills cramps and stomach pain for her family and calls Nerviline essential to combat frequent illnesses in the countryside.
In dialogue, Ding asks about a grandfather’s age while Dong recalls a memory of baking powder ousting old face powder, illustrating a playful generational comparison.
The remark asks if the senator delivered enough passion in his speech. A counter view suggests the speaker did not put sufficient intensity into the delivery.
Aseum asks if people would vote at the next election on abolishing capital punishment. Fogie replies that capital punishment was good enough for his ancestors and remains good enough for him.
Tommy and Willie joke about fathers diets with beef making strength and fish hindering swimming. The dialogue contrasts meat and seafood as signs of vitality and capability in a playful rural exchange.
Two Jewish men are marooned on an island with a pig in a harsh survival scenario. The text frames their predicament and the challenge of living with limited resources while awaiting rescue.
The question recalls the parable with the prodigal son returning home and the fatted calf being slaughtered for a celebration. The moral centers on forgiveness and abundance.
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