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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1945
Page
2
Sleeplessness is the most persistent item of exhausted nerves. You may have headaches of nervous indigestion and feel restless irritable and constantly worried over matters that do not matter. Trade supplied by Gerald S. Doyle Ltd.
A 60 000 pound carload from British Columbia s Okanagan Valley reached Toronto in a CN refrigerator car. It contained 3 000 cartons of quick frozen beans valued at 9 000 and frozen at five below zero. The shipment received special CN freight care.
W G A Perring told the Royal Aeronautical Society that winged rockets with a 100 ton booster could travel NY to London in under an hour if experiments succeed. He noted ranges of 1500 to 3000 miles and speeds above 8000 mph may be possible, but warned about control and sound-barrier challenges.
Auntie asks about Jimmy’s test performance. Mother explains it wasn't his fault, noting the exam covered events that occurred before he was born. The remark highlights the mismatch between test content and the student's era.
MacPherson brings his gramophone to the shop. The assistant notes it is unusual for a machine to return after a year. MacPherson explains the needle is broken.
A collection of quoted wisdom from Longfellow Mary Baker Eddy Punshon Leigh Mitchell Hodges Henry Martyn Field and W Secker. The excerpts stress persistent effort worthy purpose patient energy and Christian conduct as paths to success and blessings through losses.
The Chatham Daily News cites a prominent dental surgeon urging louder dining habits as best for teeth. He argues bone-picking toast-crunching celery-cracking and other firm mastications outlast fancy etiquette, asking which will win good teeth or refined manners.
A libel suit arises after an obituary line for Brown claims he “gone to a happier home.” The editor defends the wording while Mrs Brown disputes the phrasing as disrespectful.
A forest area that previously burned and regrew faces another setback when a double burping event destroys all seeds, necessitating replanting efforts to restore the area.
At Harrow a young Winston Churchill confessed a wish to play the kettledrum. He said he was not musically gifted and gave up that dream to pursue other roles. He later described rising to conduct a large band whose thunderous music resounded worldwide.
The statement compares national land areas, noting India covers about two thirds of the area of the United States. It highlights geographic scale differences but does not provide exact figures or sources.
A claim states Himmler's brain was removed and transported to Britela and deposited at the Royal College of Surgeons for examination. The report notes the transfer occurred amid wartime scientific interest.
A husband boasts a new women’s handbag with a bottom zipper. His wife questions the novelty, noting zippers are usually at the top. The exchange plays on a gendered joke about practicality and expectations.
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