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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1939
Page
3
A letter from a 39 year old wife describes relief from exhaustion and irritability after using Kruschen. She credits improved mood, increased energy, and easier daily work to the remedy, claiming it purifies and energizes blood and nerves.
A canvasser offers a local man five minutes of time to show how to earn twice his current income. The local man replies that he already does that.
One in four catches colds easily and loses days from work. Colds can cause serious problems from infancy to adulthood. Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is advertised as a relief for coughs and colds, bronchitis, croup and asthma, praised as pleasant for children and effective for adults. Gerald S. Doyle Ltd., st. John's.
A man named Sparks, an electrician, was arraigned for assault and battery. The judge asked for his name and occupation, then ordered the officer to place him in a dry cell.
The London Longevity column reports Bloomsbury may claim near centenarian status if an 1829 baptism entry at St George’s Church near the British Museum is proven to refer to a local out patient at a fonda hospital. Experts would compare this to historic long-life claims and birth-registration era reforms.
A professor notes there is no settled international law on territorial waters or coastal fisheries. He cites the three mile rule as propaganda and explains naval powers pushed it to limit exclusive fishing zones while smaller states called for broader jurisdiction. The Hague talks in 1930 failed to codify fishing rights.
Fine for kidney and bladder weakness. Claims to cleanse kidneys and improve health with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Warns of symptoms like backache and puffy eyes and promotes a product from Haarlem in Holland as a kidney stimulant and diuretic.
Two women entered a restaurant and ordered tripe. While tasting the dish one remarked it was tough and stringy. The other quipped that it might be, but asked if she had tried eating it with her veil off.
The Britannica notes that prime minister and premier are synonymous but Canada should distinguish them. The chair presiding over the Ottawa Cabinet should bear prime minister while provincial heads use premier. The author argues for formalizing this separation.
A Franklin aphorism notes experience as a hard school where souls learn. The quotation reflects the value of practical lessons over theory and the enduring impact of lived trials.
The poem speaks of October fading into winter as Jack Frost moves across landscapes. It envisions twilight treescapes, silvered waters, and a world asleep under snow, with spring awaiting its call and frost spreading lace over windows and land.
The author contrasts crosses borne with God's grace and those faced with anxiety without faith. Faith provides consolation as Ced's will unfolds each moment, guiding discipline and bearing difficulties.
A resident tells a Scotch Lassie that whiskey makes a fool of a man under the weather. She replies that a man taking a drop of Scotch whiskey is the issue. The exchange preserves colloquial tone and regional speech.
A brief colloquial exchange centers on imitation of George Washington. An elderly woman asks a young colored boy if his name is George Washington and if he imitates the first president, eliciting a playful mispronunciation and reference to a child named Jane Washington.
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