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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1952
Page
3
A description of editorial work on early English Bible text from 1611 and its later revisions by Dr Blayney of Oxford. The 1769 celebration focused on making ancient passages vital for 17th century readers and presenting the Bible in living language.
North Bay residents of Green Bay District including Nipper's Harbor Smiths Harbor Indian Burying Place Snooks Arm Round Harbor petition Canada Post Office to restore winter courier mail service. They claim air delivery fails due to ice and storms, preferring the dependable slow courier over the 1950 airlift system, hoping weekly mail returns from January to April.
A summary notes that airmail and courier links are otherwise connected weekly and that the weekly winter courier service is being restored, with assurance given that connectivity remains intact across places. The statement emphasizes confidence in reinstating the weekly delivery schedule.
London reports a Royal Commission pause after 15 months. law societies, wives, archbishop, and divorcees urge reform while the Catholic Church opposes. About 2,000 letters and 250 reports address artificial insemination, adultery, underpaid wives, and breach of promise as topics for change.
Dr F E Rowe states Newfoundland has only two titanium deposits located in St George's Steel Mountains and Labrador. British naval officers seek samples for tests, but current quantities are insufficient for commercial use. further exploratory work is planned.
An odd dialogue fragment describes a young man declaring love for a single girl named Baill. The text blends romantic imagery with misspelled phrases and unclear context, lacking concrete facts, events, or verifiable entities.
WANTED capable man or woman to manage an established Watkins business in Newfoundland. Regular income above average. No experience or investment necessary. Permanent position with chances of advancement. Apply by writing to R. Grange c/o The J R Watkins Company 350 St. Roch St Montreal.
A patient tells a psychiatrist that he does not feel troubled by improper thoughts and instead admits he rather enjoys them, highlighting a paradox in his mental state during the session.
A reader explains why reducing carbohydrates triggers sugar cravings after dieting. The body’s sugar handling adapts to high carb intake, so blood sugar drops when carbs are cut, creating a strong urge for sweets. The piece urges caution before reaching for cake or desserts.
A discussion on overcoming cravings for sweets by avoiding desserts and choosing protein rich foods. Explains physiology behind sugar hunger, emphasizes daily protein intake, and notes length of change depends on consistency in cutting carbohydrates and resisting treats.
A young man writes an elaborate soap ad praising abrasive elements and vegetable fats blended for high saponification and water floatation. The note claims the product stays atop water, easing ablutions, while a veteran writer later condenses the message to two words: it floats.
Vegetables lose vitamins and flavor if soaked or boiled in excess water. Wash quickly and use minimal water for stewing. Save any cooking liquid to enrich gravies or vegetable juice.
A homemaker extols Carnation Milk as a cost effective coffee creamer offering velvet smoothness and rich flavor. The ad touts Carnation as the milk that whips and claims it costs half as much as cream while praising long standing family cooking loyalty.
Carnation Company Limited presents a quarter hour program featuring star Foy Willing, broadcast every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 28 cents. Free Velvet Blend Bank offers tested Carnation recipes, with new and classic selections. St John’s Newfoundland.
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