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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
3
A reader recalls lifelong indigestion from steak and onions until using Dr Hamilton's Pills. After taking the remedy as directed, digestion improved and headaches and bilious spells disappeared. The testimonial urges others with stomach or bowel disorders to take one or two pills at night for morning vitality.
Hazel wakes early in a strange room on their wedding day and waits for Captain Lyndsay. A disheveled garage worker reveals police took him last night and bracelets were placed on him. Hazel collapses from shock as the man warns her she could be a witness or suspect in a widening crime story.
The maid looked puzzled but rested then reappeared and reported the door was open and that he must have come down, indicating a cautious discovery in a quiet household scene.
A health department conducted by H M Mosdell M D for the Bureau of Health and Public Welfare outlines medical guidance and public welfare initiatives. The summary highlights professional leadership and institutional aims within public health administration.
Health bulletin urges maintaining fitness to prevent pneumonia as cold season arrives. Emphasizes outdoors, rest, fresh air, proper dressing, nutrition with greens and fruit, and hygiene. Advises avoiding exposure to sick people and washing hands, with guidance from the Bureau of Health in St John’s for public inquiries.
London reports Mr Walter Auricman, President of the Board of Trade, said Britain has emerged from the great world cataclysm and faces anxiety over the NRA scheme. His remarks were delivered at a late gathering, outlining economic recovery and policy concerns impacting Britain.
A Georgetown man describes severe knee and ankle pain from rheumatism eased by Nerviline. He reports stiff joints, swelling, and leg discomfort disappearing after using the liniment, praising its effectiveness and noting he is now well.
A speaker argues that while the United States shows strong founding and growth, uncertainties on both sides of the Atlantic could impact prosperity. He notes that American experiments may influence global trade, warning that failure here could send economic backwash to other regions and stressing the trials of commercial testing.
Britain recorded a 684 050 increase in employed persons across industry and commerce within the last year, indicating a strong jobs recovery. The data reflects broader economic improvements and shifts in employment demand across sectors.
A Labrador fisherman’s four-year tale shows alternating profits and losses from cod, highlighting the need for better prices and cooperative effort between merchants and fishermen. The piece argues the fishing industry needs mutual support or legal enforcement to sustain livelihoods.
The proposal urges vesting authority in the Governor advised by a Special Commission and transferring general fiscal responsibility to the United Kingdom during each period. It asks Parliament to suspend patent provisions from 1876 and implement Royal Commission recommendations to reduce Newfoundland’s public debt until self supporting, with measures laid before Parliament for immediate effect.
Observers discuss multiple versions of peace and war ideas stressing that disarmament requires global brotherhood and mutual trust. They warn against an aggressor and quote Salvation Army commissioner David Lamb, arguing for policing over scrapping armaments until bullies are restrained.
John Gorch, recently arrested for kidnapping in the United States, is suspected as a link in the Ligh bergh case. He was in Hopewell New Jersey at the time of the abduction. Investigations have run since March 1 1931. NBC CBS Pathfinder report notes singing may affect blood heat.
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