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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1943
Page
3
Long list of donors from Darrell's Arm and surrounding communities named with various contributions culminating in a total of £336.05, including individuals, families, stores, regiments, and churches. The page records continuing fundraising efforts for the hospital reconstruction fund with numerous small donations and a final aggregate sum.
A British woman freed from Germany recalls being in Berlin with a Jewish woman wearing the yellow star. A police officer questioned why they wore the star, and upon hearing the British reply that she was not subject to the regulation, he saluted and apologized. The account reinforces perceived British respect in Germany amid North Africa victories.
A reader recounts a two year bout of rheumatism in the left shoulder blade and credits Kenoschee Salts with curing the attack. He describes starting with a teaspoonful daily in hot water and notes the pain gradually disappeared and remains gone while continuing morning doses. The note explains rheumatic conditions arise from excess uric acid and that the salts dissolve uric acid crystals and aid natural expulsion.
Capt John H. Blackmore builds a cargo cruiser at Port Union last winter. The 138 foot vessel with 27 foot beam and 275 tons gross will run on 240 H P Fairbanks Morse and two deck engines for hoisting. Timbers cut in Gander Lake area with seven workers including two of Blackmore’s sons. Built Nentkrut two years ago, 178 tons, later sold in Canada. Vessel expected in service by end August. name not yet chosen.
A collection of quotes on growth effort and learning from Coolidge Dickens Milnes Eddy Locke and Maeterlinck, emphasizing that growth is fueled by activity and intelligent discipline. It links personal development to the discipline of applying knowledge to others and shaping life by understood truths.
A Western Ontario man who lived by his teaching bought a car then stalled on a railway track. With a train approaching he chose safety over time, walked to the roadside, and the car was wrecked. He insured his car and filed a claim, while he and his wife remained safe.
A teacher asks Johnnie to imagine directions around him and Johnny responds with a joke about a patch on his pants, noting his mother warned he would need it. The exchange turns on a literal patch rather than compass directions.
A quoted exchange shows a worker recounting advice from a supervisor who warned him three times to stop grinning and start working, reflecting workplace discipline and morale.
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