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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1942
Page
2
Public notice in the Newfoundland Gazette February 10 1942 outlines a draft revision of the Game and Inland Fisheries Regulations 1934. It invites written comments by March 30 1942 and details open seasons bag limits licences penalties and proposed new badge requirements for hunters and traders.
A 62 year old man recalls lifelong headaches that abruptly stopped after two years of Kruschen Salts in his tea. The article links headaches to stomach disorder and bodily waste, claiming Kruschen Salts cleanse waste to reach the root cause and prevent recurrence.
The secretary proposes cancellation of Revelations 33 38 regarding the sale of ammunition and states action is to be taken at the time of issue of the licence or permit for use by any other person. Claude Fraser signs as Secretary for Natural Resources.
An Associated Press tally as of December 14, 1941 notes Norway has lost 24 ships to sinking, with others seized by the Axis. About 60 merchant ships remain in service for the Allies, totaling roughly 4.5 million tons deadweight, making Norway third only to Britain and the United States in merchant fleet size.
A reflective verse suggests action over quiet, noting that the loud, assertive approach often yields results. The piece argues against harmful notions and promotes practical effort, while warning that impatience or constant noise can fail to win support.
A shopper confronted her grocer over a line item reading Ooa tom cat 15 centa. The grocer explained it was an abbreviation for Tomato Catsup, a humorous exchange cited by readers.
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