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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1935
Page
3
An article urges women to protect and cultivate youth as style and appearance affect job prospects. It cites agency feedback favoring fairly competent attractive women over highly competent but less attractive ones, and offers a routine covering complexion, hair, nails, posture, and grooming tips with a contact for expert beauty advice.
A barber with a decade of rheumatism says after twelve months on Kruschen he is freer from aches than in ten years and claims to be rid of rheumatism. The ad notes Kruschen ingredients dissolve uric acid crystals and stimulate kidneys to expel dissolved uratic needles.
A quirky Callendar tale follows Monsieur Doc Dafoe as a wry town doctor announces a quadruple or quintuple birth. The world learns of his joke about paternity while a stork and town gossip travel from Nord Bay to Cape Horn.
A plea highlights Newfoundland residents sleeping on brin bags for bedclothes amid severe cold. It urges readers to contact the SERVICE LEAGUE headquarters with offers of assistance to aid distressed people in suffering conditions.
A doctor advises parents not to force a left handed child to be right handed. He warns such pressure can make the child nervous unhappy and impair speech reading writing and thinking. Left handedness is a sign of more active right brain centres, not a defect.
Dr Bryng Brygelson of the University of Minnesota advocates a paradoxical cure for stuttering by deliberate stuttering to control the speech disorder. He reports using the method on more than 1,000 patients and claims a 60 percent success rate.
Eskimo newspaper from Greenland monthly with an annual remote issue. Six native compositors set the type and a parasho oil motor partly runs the small press. Each edition aims to pack information with a touch of modern journalism including a love story.
A lawyer meets a man with a red nose asking for money for coffee. The lawyer offers more for a square meal but warns against liquor. The man protests he never drank liquor. the lawyer suggests suing the nose for libel.
Advert shows a married woman offering a menaced remedy Royal Vib or No 1 Compound to relieve menstrual delays. Claims quick relief in days and stresses it is non narcotic herbalExtracts with testimonials from unnamed women coast to coast. Urges immediate order and notes price and accessibility.
A reflection on how minor daily cares erode clear thinking and free will. It argues that strict training and self denial are essential to cultivate a genial spirit, steady temper, and a mind prepared for all good works, according to H J Thom.
An unnamed woman in a Welsh distress area writes to the Personal Service League requesting that upon her death she be buried wearing a shawl she received from the League. She says it is the only present she has ever had and does not want to be parted from it.
A brief, fragmentary excerpt shows a character asking if a husband is a member of a regret society. The line suggests sleep talk with the phrase he sleeps speaking about age and identity.
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