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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1937
Page
3
A reader credits Kruschen Salts with transforming a 15 year rheumatism ordeal. After three months of use she could walk without a cane and her hands and feet returned toward normal, noting gradual improvement and kidney elimination of uric acid.
A housewife notes six tarts in the kitchen all iced with T. Al. Bridger explains the letters split the batch into three saying Tis Apples and the other three saying Taint Apples to clarify the mix up over the apples and plums used for the recipes.
A historical dialogue excerpt depicts a morescentury voice and racial caricatures. The maid answers a distant operator while the caller asks about Mrs Blots residence and the exchange features a black voice named V B M. A river of dialect reveals fear stories from a farm incident with a white farmer challenging a boy and a white the farmer’s words.
A robber thrust a pistol into a theatre box office in the Wild West but the cashier activated a floor pedal to ring a police alarm. The burglar grabbed the phone as the answering bell rang, exposing the setup and revealing the alarm link to headquarters. The incident underscores the box office security measure and law enforcement response.
A woman seeks a garden worker with two applicants. While interviewing them she notices her mother signaling to pick the shorter man. The daughter asks why and the mother explains her knee patch yardstick: patched knees signal suitability, patched seats do not. The tale ends with a blush and a punchline.
A self opinionated businessman hurries on a street and tells a friend he cannot stop, claiming he will dine with his bank manager that evening. The friend replies that his wife and he are only having fish.
A Welshman recounts how he bought a dog on the way home from the road, walked it onto a train, chained it in the backyard, and returned to find the dog gone leaving him worried and bewildered by the mishap.
The article portrays Joachim von Ribbentrop as a polished, influential German envoy and strategist who shaped key events before the League of Nations and in Europe. It cites his role in arranging meetings, influencing French Fascists’ visit to Berlin, guiding German naval plan approvals, and his reputation as Hitler’s trusted fixer.
A teacher explains that stand for place of, using Afghanistan as an example. Little Jimmy pipes up with Umbrellastan claiming it is the place for umbrellas.
A mistress questions a maid as she rushes into the kitchen after the milk boiled over. The maid confirms she followed orders and notes the time was just after nine thirty.
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