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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1943
Page
3
A reader reports 15 years of relief from widespread rheumatic pain using Kruschen a teaspoon in hot water or with tea each morning. She notes liver health benefits and long term improvement after initial widespread symptoms in knees ankles feet and hands.
Ottawa July 31. Officials urge German prisoners in Canada and allied soldiers to study the Geneva 1929 treatment convention. The public should obtain a copy, and prisoners know their rights to humane care. The Red Cross and National War Services aid parcels and information.
Two young women joke about past proposals as they discuss romance. One asks if the other accepted Tom while noting he had previously proposed to her. The other deflects, admitting Tom had a history of silly acts before meeting her.
A compendium of quotes and poems from Maria Walde Phillips Prooks Mary Baker Holdy R. L. Stevenson and Ella Wheeler Wilcox on faith love work and living in the moment. Each line urges optimism devotion and active cheerful effort today rather than dwelling on yesterday or tomorrow.
New York State Agricultural College research led by Prof. Catie F Curtis indicates alfalfa hay and forage crops have higher carbohydrate content when cut in the afternoon. The study ties plant sugar buildup to daylight, arguing plants accumulate more food after a full day of sun.
A note on the 1787 Edinburgh Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect edition known as the Stinking edition. It recounts a misprint in the To a Haggis line that changed skinking to stinking and the poet’s response, plus a tale of a lesser poet and his son.
A Vancouver authored verse extols Canada. The poem celebrates a united Canadian identity under the Union Jack with northern lights, forests, rivers, and a land where East and West from sea to sea thrive. It frames loyalty to Canada and a shared future.
A trade paper urges conservation amid garment scarcity. It advises washing summer dresses before soiling, not damply folding, and not leaving damp garments in heaps. Stores should hold campaigns to extend life via mending, repairs, and makeovers, including sewing classes and prompts like Buy only what you need.
A householder reported a tall thin burglar who struck him a violent blow to the head in his garden. A policeman solved the mystery by stepping on the rake, which exposed the culprit and led to the arrest.
A conceited recruit in a Kentich regiment boasted of his deeds and paraded fake telegrams. A first note praised him, a second hailed Britain, but a third warned of resignations unless he stayed neutral, revealing the hoax.
A doctor tells a nervous nan to bury herself in work. The patient protests and explains she is a concrete mixer. The humorous exchange centers on miscommunication and occupational misunderstanding.
A recipe outlines making sponge and batter, combining with milk and egg, adding sifted flour and salt to form a soft dough. After kneading and rising in a warm place, shape into rolls, proof again, brush with melted butter, add nuts or cinnamon, and bake at 400 degrees F.
A healthy middle aged woman is sought as housekeeper by the editor of the paper. C of E preferred and ability to read and write must be shown along with a health certificate. Good wages offered. For particulars apply to Editor of this Paper. Aug 7th.
The Princess Elizabeth as Colonel of the Grenadier Guards visited an armoured battalion in Southern Command. She conducted a full inspection, stood on the dais to take the salute, and met Eton cadets attached for training.
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