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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1943
Page
3
A woman suffered swollen feet due to rheumatism and found permanent relief with Kruschen Salts after trying many treatments. She credits the remedy with quick relief and lasting use, claiming it dissolves needle-point uric acid crystals and keeps the body regular to prevent buildup.
A report on the Newfound land Forestry Unit notes cooks faced shortages and a shift to rationed menus. Despite constraints, crews built camps and sawmills, standardized operations, and organized a Home Guard battalion. Cooks forged Newfoundland dishes from British inputs, turning scarcity into skilled improvisation amid growing efficiency.
The article outlines camp construction and maintenance efforts with ablution huts, recreation huts, canteens run by members' wives, and new repair depots. It details a grow ing welfare program supported by the Dominions Office, plus the formation and authorization of the 3rd Inverness Shire Newfoundland Battalion Home Guard with strong efficiency and pride.
In a tense exchange, a major confronts Patrick Malone for failing to salute. Malone explains he avoided drawing attention since he was not supposed to be out without a pass. The officer questions and Malone insists on his caution in a restricted situation.
A single hair on a son's head is estimated to live six to ten years, reflecting the brief lifetime of individual hairs in hair growth cycles.
The Commissioner for Natural Resources issues an Order under the Defence Salt Supply Regulations to compel all holders of 20 hogsheads or more of salt to submit a return to the Newfoundland Fisheries Board. Returns must reach by Saturday March 6 1943 or be sent by collect telegram if mail fails. Penalties apply for noncompliance or inaccuracies.
To exercise powers given under the Defence Salt Supply Regulations of 1942 I issue this Order dated January 21 1943.
The order mandates all traders in salt or holders of twenty or more hogsheads to file written returns with the Newfoundland Fisheries Board on Duckworth Street St Johns. Details include storage locations quantities and any third party interests. Returns must reflect positions as of February 27 1943 and be delivered by March 6 1943 in person or via telegram and post confirmations.
A concise blurb notes that the only authentic wild horses are found in western Mongolia, tying to a Confederation Life reference. It presents a single fact with no further context or dates.
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