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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1947
Page
2
Caution note explains that dissolving iva in hot water is unsafe because the lye itself heats the water, posing a burn risk. The advisory highlights chemical heat generation and advises cooling measures to prevent injury.
The Notre Dame Bay district faces drought reducing root crops except potatoes while early June seedings thrive on moisture. Root maggot and cut worm cause damage, with corrosive sublimate or 666 insecticide advised. Hay prospects look good and pig demand rises, prompting a four pig order. Junior Garden Clubs expand under the district agriculturist with ten clubs in operation and entomologist H A Butler visiting in June.
Poultry owners report a Coccidiosis outbreak in flocks with symptoms including blood in droppings pale dopey chicks ruffled feathers and unsteady gait. Immediate steps include removing and burning litter disinfecting utensils washing feed devices and withholding mash while offering small amounts of grain and sour milk. Badger July 25 1947.
The 75th annual session of the Provincial Orange Lodge met at Channel on July 11 1947 with delegates from all parts in attendance Pre ceding the opening of the P G O L the Grand Black Chapter of Mid assembled In Royal William Lodge at 9 30 a m July 11 The session was presided over by R W Sir Lt John C Snow of Ray Roberts Reports show membership increased Special feature adopted no insurance for dependents of deceased members A board of directors was appointed to implement benefits Officers elected for the ensuing year include Grand Master J C Snow Grand Deputy GM Tease Dawe Grand G M Eric G Pomeroy Grand Chaplain A J Barrett Grand Registrar F E Reid Grand Treasurer A Rowe Grand 1st Lecturer H Snow Grand 2nd Lecturer R Rags Grand Cessora W T Bradbury and others
An old advertisement touts Dr Chase's Nerve Food as a quick aid for nervousness sleeplessness and fatigue. It claims digestible mineral nerve restoratives improve blood and nerve health, promising relief from worry and sleepless nights.
The Agricultural Division of the Department of Natural Resources will place an order for pure bred rams for distribution nationwide. Interested parties should contact the department promptly to complete the order, with delivery hoped by October 1.
A seventeen year old Grand Falls youth awaiting transport to St John’s died by suicide at 2.30 pm on Saturday. A constable found him hanging from a shower rod with a cord. Artificial respiration and the Iron Lung were used but he died shortly after. Funeral held in Grand Falls on Sunday.
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