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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1942
Page
3
A man recalls severe rheumatism and five years ago starting Kruschen Salts, claiming no rheumatic pain for over four years. He describes Kruschen as crucial for internal cleanliness, dissolving uric acid crystals and helping their expulsion through natural channels.
A collection of brief inspirational maxims from Emerson Johnson Eddy and Carlyle urging sincerity, present effort, truth and duty. The items stress personal destiny, effort overcoming circumstance, and reward through performance and duty.
A passerby quips that if cold weather were in summer and warm weather in winter, fuel bills could be cut. The remark appears as a casual aside overheard on a bus.
A morning sight in London showed a wedding carriage moving through streets with chalked lettering on its back that read Result of Careless Talk. The note suggests a warning about the consequences of gossip or idle chatter in public.
President Roosevelt set February 16 as the registration date for all American men aged 20 to 45 for possible active military service. Men already registered will not re-register. Those who have turned 20 but not yet 45 must register at their selective service headquarters.
The Vichy regime intensifies a personal publicity drive for Petain with press releases about his life and habits. New stamps and souvenir items bearing his portrait flood stores while critics recall defeats and punishments without trials, provoking broad disapproval. A separate medical note offers frostbite care instructions.
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