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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1945
Page
3
A letter says a man with chronic rheumatism improved after using Krusehen Salt. After initial relief, pains in arms and joints disappeared and did not return. The writer claims the remedy converts uric acid deposits into a soluble form excreted by the body.
The practice of granting funds to victorious military leaders in Britain is discussed. It traces roots to Roman triumphs and notes historic examples such as the Duke of Marlborough receiving an annual stipend and Blenheim Palace funded publicly, the Duke of Wellington's castle, and Lord Nelson lineage annual allowances.
Mr Attlee argues against cash on the line policy as not in step with the times or war spirit. He praises military leaders as unrivaled in our military history. London Free Press notes his defense of the stance and gratitude to services rendered.
The article notes that Chinese innovators first developed a practical method of paper production by weaving fibers.
The piece argues there must be verifiable proof that Adolf Hitler is dead to prevent impersonators from misusing his name. It warns that without confirmation, ambitious individuals could pose as the Fuehrer, risking renewed aggression and public gullibility.
A one storey dream home nearing completion on Dale Avenue in Toronto's Rosedale district promises dust-free living with no furnace. Built by Mr and Mrs C F Woods after twenty years of renting, the L shaped residence combines radiant heating with air conditioning and solar heating. Iron pipes embedded in concrete floors provide principal heat.
To reduce dusting the owners installed an electrical gadget called the precipitron. It charges smoke from cigarettes and dust particles while another part of the device attracts the charged matter.
In 1942, 12 054 patients left Manatoria and more than 90 percent were cared for with public funds. The finding is drawn from an official report on patient welfare and government health expenditure.
The motor boat C M Wheeler will begin a weekly schedule to Virgin Arm to connect with Joseph Gillard or other boats at Dark Hole from Lewisporte and elsewhere. It aims to avoid rough water around Western Head, especially for women. The Wheeler will wait at Virgin Arm for Gillard’s boat to Dark Hole to take passengers to Twillingate or beyond. It will also connect with eastbound boats at Indian Cove to Dark Hole on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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