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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1946
Page
3
A long suffering patient reports dramatic improvement after six weeks on Kruschen Salts. She describes swollen arms and feet, inability to walk, and eventual recovery enabling housework and walks. The ad cites uric acid deposits as the cause and claims Kruschen dissolves them for natural elimination.
The statement explains that the Civil Re-establishment Scheme's small enterprises section aimed to fund new ventures with a $50 000 grant on a dollar-for-dollar basis. Many applications sought cars and trucks, and while some ex servicemen established taxi or trucking businesses, competition on the Avalon Peninsula has grown so strong that no further applications for vehicles will be considered in this region.
Public Relations officer releases a governor mediated message from July 20 1946 thanking the Newfoundland Overseas Forestry Unit for their service in Great Britain during the war years The cable expresses gratitude for their timber support and extends best wishes to the families left behind hoping for kinship and happiness in their new country.
A local tale from Sarnia recounts a colored man conducting a small cortege business who bills a new customer three dollars. The customer demands an itemized account, prompting the vendor Stephen to retreat in confusion and return with a bill of eighty three cents after a sequence of exchanges.
A vintage ad suggests life improves after forty with reduced effort and energy remedies. It claims Dodd's Kidney Pills aid both men and women by relieving backache headaches rheumatic pains lassitude sleep loss and energy drops, encouraging readers to use the product for health and future well being.
A foreman asks when the injured worker will be ready to work again. The boy responds it will be a long time, citing compensation as the obstacle.
The Newfoundland Fisheries Board has compiled the total catches from last winter sealing voyages. The report lists total catches by individual ships, with two or three small vessels omitted.
The Commission of Government expands the Civil Reestablishment Scheme for ex servicemen. Unemployment benefits may be paid during July for those returning August to continue studies at the Ex servicemen's School. Ex servicemen may stay up to one year to reach admission standards for the Vocational Institute if accommodation is available.
The directive lists unemployment benefit and maintenance limits for ex servicemen attending the Ex-servicemen's School and related programs. It prescribes a maximum period of benefits, outlines eligibility for elementary and university preparation, summer school options, and notes on vocational training termination. It closes with reporting dates and staff availability for July benefit questions.
Five children run along a road sharing a small tricycle. They form a loose cluster with one child weaving through the others as they move in a counterpoint of playful progression. A single guiding rhythm keeps the group cohesive amid detours and seeming chaos.
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