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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1940
Page
3
A reader reports severe nocturnal rheumatic pains in knees ankles shoulders and back eased after a few weeks on Kruschen Salts. The letter claims uric acid crystals are dulled and dissolved then expelled by natural channels, bringing quicker relief and brighter health.
A collection of short quotations on simplicity from Steele Haalitt May Baker Eddy Martinean Emerson and Pope. The passages praise plainness as a measure of character greatness and profound thought.
A call to donate to the N P A Fund urging contributions from all supporters. The pamphlet defends the 1 percent plan as inclusive, noting gifts from regular and occasional donors help the welfare of boys and families connected to the association.
A playful dialogue shows a hostess praising a politician whose reply suggests doubt about proof. The snippet captures a light moment in a publication noted for industry coverage.
A household dispute centers on a fifteen shilling overhead item. The wife explains she bought a new umbrella after leaving the old one on a bus, amid a humorous note from Tit Bits.
A family reveals adopting a French baby and plans to learn the language to understand his early chatter. The lighthearted exchange hints at the cultural twist of parenting across languages and nations.
Christian Science Monitor notes Swedish Premier Hansson rejects Hitler's unity proposal as Nazis extend influence to Denmark and Norway. It argues Sweden's stance reflects courage and common sense, with Russia expanding Baltic naval power and wary of German gains. The piece highlights two competing powers along the Baltic coast and Sweden's strategic position.
Poetic address pledges warm welcome between the United States and Great Britain. The verse invokes shared history and divine blessing, urging unity and strong ties as they unite in common cause under heavenly sanction.
A fragmented quote recalls a store keeper promoting religious duty over personal liberty. The speaker argues true freedom lies in doing God’s will, contrasting with wrongful acts as unsafe. The text names Joseph Cock in a closing remark.
A wartime appeal clarifies that the N P A or Men’s Patriotic Association differs from the W P A. The W P A has raised about $50 000 for overseas comforts while the N P A seeks cash advances for dependents and sailors in financial distress and aid to men seeking work after the war.
The appeal urges every place to form its own branch of the National Patriotic Association to swell the fund. It notes steady one percent wage contributions from St John’s workers and welcomes external offers, asking communities to write C. C. Daley in St. John’s for information.
Rates listed for display advertisements and long term contracts with possible weekly changes. Short term ads priced at 25 cents per inch with potential reductions based on ad length and continuation.
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