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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 12, 1933
Page
2
An advertisement claims steak and onions cause indigestion until Dr Hamilton's Pills were used. The testimonial states digestion improved, headaches disappeared, and bilious spells ceased. Readers are urged to take one or two pills before retiring for stomach or bowel disorders.
Gander Valley thrives with lush fields and abundant salmon in the Gander River. Readers report warm weather, swimming, and boating as Horwood Lumber Co and H E French ship props to fuel mills and aid families. Local figures like Mr Slaney, I J Dean, J J Peckford, F Saunders, Harold Saunders, and Riccard of Victoria Cove are mentioned with health, work, and family news.
Land of Westhartel Pool Eng arrived and oversaw about 7000 tons of pitprops for Cardiff aboard the U S Gullpool. H H Harrison, rep for Guerret Llewellyn and Merrett Ltd Cardiff, praised crew and aims to inspect further loading at Lomond with 3 8 spillsby by Simpson Co.
Mr H H Barrison left Sunday for Lomond with Capt Harland visiting during his stay. Mr John Oake RO sails to Fogo on business and stays busy. Postal Telegraphs Office activity surged last month with busy callers. August promises more sports at Gander as locals hail the grand river and invite readers to join the fun without trouble.
Dialogue sketches a tea scene with Mrs Kent Mrs Southern Mrs OBrien Mrs Sare and others trading sugar and asks about how sweet the tea is. Regional pronunciations mix with playful mishearings creating a humorous slice of social interaction.
Discovery of gold on Thomas Hearn licensed mines at Little Bay north side shows samples assaying six dollars per ton in St John s and six to twenty dollars per ton from Montreal tests Mil ies Hersey Co Montreal. Outcrop near waterfront traced for miles. Sherritt Gordon Mining Company eyeing property. Murphys life insurance joke closes with a widow wink.
Italy advances a dedicated truck corridor with a large number of tunnels. The project aims to ease freight movement while protecting urban areas, though construction details and route specifics remain under discussion.
A father voices doubt about his son's road racing abilities while praising Billie Smith as a top form example. The son replies that Billie comes from a clever family, noting the influence of background on talent.
A Daily News analysis argues Newfoundland’s debt rose mainly from domestic borrowing, not the 1914 18 war. It cites wartime loans totaling modestly to eight million and total debt around 95 million, suggesting the era of “good times” was funded largely by borrowed money and not the war.
Dr. David Waterston of St. Andrews University, Scotland, reports in The Lancet that prolonged needle stimulation of the skin tests how pain is perceived. Experiments show pain originates in the skin layer beneath the outer surface, with touch to internal parts often not felt. results suggest special nerves relay nearly all pain.
A fragment argues that complex blood systems are unique to humans and highly organized animals. It suggests lower animals lack such systems and that even minor injuries can severely affect those with advanced blood organization.
A reflective verse urges acceptance of fate and weather as life unfolds. It contrasts grumbling with contentment and suggests effort and optimism lead to abundance, citing rain needed for crops and expresses a stoic, rural wisdom attributed to Spencer Michael Free, M. D.
Brief snippets offer moral maxims on truth, effort, optimism, humor, and reputation. Smaller items warn against over seriousness and note the danger of rapid consumption from a germed therm. A man can easily save twenty.
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