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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1945
Page
2
A Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association address stresses knowledge as the key to preventing and curing TB. The 1946 program relies on public education via press and media, funded by Christmas Seal sales across the island to defeat the disease. Leonard Miller, M D directs medical services urging all to buy seals.
Mr E A Hart of Forestry Division in Scotland has been selected by the British Ministry of Labour and the Dominions Office to take charge of vocational training of ex servicemen in Newfoundland. It is presumed he will head a future training centre there. Mr Cochrane, Director of Civil Re-establishment, has no further information on the appointment.
A brief note records that Atuberb came to America about 150 years ago from Europe, marking a historical migration moment. Specific origin country and voyage details are not provided.
A collection of inspirational quotes from Hezekiah Butterworth and others. The verses urge living truth through deeds and shining guidance like a lighthouse for mariners, urging modest yet impactful illumination.
In a radio talk last April Dr Leonard Miller director medical services department of public health and welfare urged renewed efforts to prevent tuberculosis. He noted postwar upswing and stated Newfoundland must win the battle on the home front using Christmas Seals to fund health work and reach every home.
A reader describes a loud stomach rumble likened to a wagon crossing a bridge, humorously blaming a breakfast truck for the churning. The exchange notes a breakfast item as the likely cause of the sounds.
A brief exchange shows tension as one man calls another an ass after a short conversation. The incident centers on a delay prompted by the insult and the ensuing dispute.
A night watchman questions a burglar who explains he is testing a door with a found key to locate its rightful owner. The exchange frames a curious, unresolved intrusion as the thief claims noble intent.
A short meditation on how some understand partnership while others only reflect their own heat. The core idea is that being hitched aims to pull together and share effort.
A reader recounts years of rheumatic pain and backache then credits Kruschen Salts for relief. The widow describes daily work without pain at age 60 after regular use, claiming uric acid deposits are transformed and expelled, with pains vanishing over time.
The record lists Moon Phases with dates: New Moon on the 4th Full Moon on the 18th First Quarter on the 12th and Last Quarter on the 26th. It provides a concise cycle overview for the month.
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