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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1941
Page
3
A 70-year-old man once crippled by rheumatism claims Kruschen Salts restored his health. He says Christmas illness left him unable to move yet he now works 12 hours daily, praising the salts for dissolving uric acid crystals and boosting kidney function.
A collection of quotations on self respect from Chapin Sterne Addy Longfellow Smiles and Paine. The passages urge loyalty to personal convictions and decorum toward others, noting that self respect protects and elevates a person and guides morals and manners.
Sick soldiers in London are prescribed embroidery to ease nervous trouble. Lady Smith Dorrien recommends fine, intricate embroidery to occupy minds. The Royal School of Needlework head notes many women seek work to keep busy, and similar methods are used in war time hospitals. The Queen showed interest after seeing a soldier embroider his regimental badge in a Red Cross hospital.
Countrywomen and youth across Britain mobilize to harvest 500 tons of wild rose hips from hedges and commons. The fruit will be processed into a vitamin C syrup for 2,500,000 babies, manufacturers paying two shillings per stone, with expected £8,000 raised for local organizations. The effort aims to prevent disease amid scarce oranges and boost wartime health.
A fragment describes the world’s longest teled line stretching from Moscow across the Union to Khabarovsk as part of British supplied defence communications. It notes February delivery promises and mentions a 1940s judge dialogue with Sambo, plus a pool budget reference.
King George VI Queen Elizabeth II and daughters Elizabeth and Margaret attended Divine Service at Crathie Church near Balmoral. A Fleet Air Arm aircraft was photographed about to land on a carrier after a recon flight, its landing gear and flaps deployed in readiness.
A cavalry officer cannot afford a thoroughbred and buys a dubious hack from a hatter. The dealer claims the horse is bred in military traditions. The horse proves slow, and the officer returns in anger. The dealer coolly replies the brute would rather die than rush.
Confusion arose as Pat, a truck driver, stopped suddenly on the highway. A following car crashed into the truck and its owner sued the Irishman. The judge quizzed why he did not signal. Pat replied that if the other driver could not see the bow in his name, he could not see his band.
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