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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Feb 15, 1941

Page

3

Farmer's wife who could not milk due to arthritis

A farming wife recounts relief from arthritis after using Kruschen Salts. She describes swollen finger joints hindering milking 10 to 11 cows until two weeks of daily doses and ointment reduced stiffness. The ad claims uric acid crystals cause rheumatism and Kruschen dissolves them to ease pain.

A.C

Gems for Your Scrapbook Friends

A compact tribute to friendship with quotes from Crane Chesterfield Eddy Emerson and Seneca on trust, mutual merit, and steadfast bonds. The piece reads as a nostalgic reflection on what makes lasting companionship and the value of honest self expression in friendship.

Speeding car stop ends in autograph request incident

A new traffic officer reports stopping a speeding car ten minutes after instruction. The driver, an actress, snatches the officer’s notebook, signs her autograph, and departs while he stands in disbelief. The comic misreadings reflect newsroom humor from The Buzzer and Montreal Star exchanges.

Victoria, B.C

Notice to stop trespass on fence by dog teams and horses

Public notice from Mus. John Cook condemns practice of men and boys tying dog teams and horses to his fence during winter and driving over fences when drifts block roads. States extensive spring repairs required and warns that future trespassers will be prosecuted.

British shipyard lads brace for launch in 1941

Fragment references a British shipyard worker readiness for launching vessels. It notes round-the-clock shifts with six yards operating for 24 hours daily. Mentions February 1941 calendar details and moon phases, including First Quarter and Full Moon dates.

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