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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1933
Page
3
A detailed pediatric diet plan outlines substitute diet using turnip juice starting with 1 teaspoon and increasing daily to about half a cup. Includes meals with rolled oats bread salts of milk powder vegetables prunes and oatmeal preparation, plus gradual food introduction guidance and care to avoid overfeeding.
Guidance outlines a feeding schedule for infants weaned by ten months, detailing milk mixture allowances, fruit juice, cereals, broths or soups, vegetables, and dried bread options. It also prescribes cod liver oil twice daily and notes variation by nine or ten months.
A historical recipe style schedule outlines daily infant feedings starting 6 a.m. with milk mixture and milk salts, then turnip juice at 9 a.m. and cooked oats at 10 a.m. Includes soups, mashed vegetables, baked potato, and 8 oz milk at 10 p.m. Recommends whole milk when available and substitution for hospital milk salts.
Home crafters reuse old wire frames to create decorative lamp shades from clear and coloured cellophane. Materials include cellophane strips crepe paper stars ribbons and binding. The Diane Shade measures about ten inches across and can glow with light or stand alone as a decorative piece.
The Diamond Jubilee of the Society of United Fishermen marked its 60th anniversary with opening sessions at S ULF Hall under St John’s Lodge No 5. Delegates from across the island attended as J T Cheeseman presided in Grand Master Hodder's England absence.
A Western Star correspondent questions a Clyde's weekly service to Botwood and notes chatter that Botwood may become the Notre Dame Bay railway terminus while Lewisporte would be left out. The writer urges government transparency on any change and argues weekly steamers are inefficient where rail or frequent connections exist.
A letter from U Laite to the Twillingate Sun thanks church adherents for donations to Burlington fire sufferers. The list includes Peter Jenkins kitchen chair Theodore Jenkins underclothes Eliza Gillett dresses blouses scarf hat skirt James Gillett Jr coat hat William Gillett boy’s overcoat and B A 300 Ashbourne. Laite expresses appreciation and asks continued space in the Sun.
The newspaper, developed by modern civilization to present daily news, promotes commerce and industry through widely circulated advertisements, informs public opinion, and helps provide a check on government not guaranteed by any constitution.
Lord Beatty former chief of the naval staff urged Britain to expand shipbuilding for unemployment relief and warned against accepting 50 cruisers after the 1935 London treaty. He compared allied naval personnel noting US totals 107000 and Japan likely higher, while Britain stands at 90300.
An aged advertisement touts Ferrozone as a rejuvenating tonic for men women and children. It claims to build vigorous health increase iron in the blood and banish weakness and low mood. Sold by all draggists fifty cents per box six for two dollars and fifty cents.
Fragmentary dialogue pieces mix a magistrate question about a burglar with chatter about a governor's rise and a quirky lawyer's proverb. The jumble hints at comic or satirical courtroom banter without a clear single narrative. Names and settings remain unclear in the garbled text.
The advertisement touts Sunlight Soap for fast suds with little rubbing. It claims the Suds soften dirt and lift it from garments, saving wear and tear, clothing, and money. It offers half tablets for six cents and notes best shops stock Sunlight.
Rev W Edgar Mercer writes a 176 page centennial souvenir with 96 illustrations a history of the church and bay plus notes on industry politics education business scenery and sport including references to those who fell in the Great War copies priced at one dollar available from this office
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