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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1943
Page
3
A letter from a woman correspondent recalls severe neuritis in both knees that left her unable to walk and indoors all summer. After two months on Kruschen Salts she regained walking ability, prompting praise for the product and its claim of purifying the blood through natural salts.
A compact collection of moral quotes on personal growth and virtue. Key lines cite James Thomson Alexander Pope John Ruskin Mary Baker Eddy and George Herbert urging self mastery, inner strength, and quiet resilience against injury and fault.
A fragment notes a Cape coastal battery action featuring a non-European gunner in a breech study. Readable details are sparse but indicate wartime coastal defense activity and personnel.
Published by authority the Food Current Prices Order No 7 1942 sets price controls under Defence Regulations. It defines current price as the price at which comparable foods were offered on December 12 1942 and restricts sales above that level subject to licences and exceptions. The order excludes meals by caterers and prohibits fictitious transactions or excessive charges.
Fragmentary notice lists schedule for con free chicory free extracts and essences and similar items. Mentions J. C. Puddester as commissioner for public health and welfare dated December 14, 1944.
Under Regulation 25 of the National Registration Regulations 1942 the commissioner grants an order dated December 21 1942. W W Woods Commissioner for Public Utilities issues the public notice concerning the filing and effect of the order.
Regulation 25 dates under Defence (National Registration) Regulations 1942 amended postpone key deadlines to January 31 1943 and February 10 1943. Employers must require registration certificates by January 31 1943 and stop employing unregistered persons by January 31 1943. Returns from unregistered employers due February 10 1943.
A young married couple exchange sharp words in a domestic moment. The woman scolds him for lingering and smoking while he retorts that she never stops talking, highlighting a volatile quarrel over petty habits.
An elderly woman urges a boy milking a cow to join the army, insisting everyone should be at the front. The boy quips that there is no milk at that end, turning the encounter into a humorous rural counterpoint to wartime expectations.
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