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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1946
Page
3
A reader’s letter credits Kruschen Salts with rapid relief from back pain after a year of suffering. The ad notes kidney function and acid waste as causes of tiredness and rheumatism, touting Kruschen as a top diuretic aid to kidney elimination.
The article analyzes a Congressional probe into American policy in China and how it affects General Hurley and Chiang Kai shek. It notes a dispute with old China hands over concessions and prompts about whether U S aid strengthens Chiang or drives him to reject peace with the Communists.
The article argues that Chungking and Yeuan appear as separate Chinese entities with no real unity. It notes Chiang Kai-shek has failed to root out the Chinese Communists in fifteen years, while U S aid during and after World War II has risked broader intervention. It questions whether further U S military help would advance peace or war in China.
A witty exchange shows a man claiming insight into a woman's thoughts as a test of empathy. The remark reflects social cleverness and gender interaction typical of light satire.
A Board of Trade report on sealing released this week argues largely for sealing steamers, while noting limited potential for motorships. It highlights heavy taxation on steamers and processing taxes affecting Newfoundland seal oil, while acknowledging seals could be processed by motor ships. the report claims sealing steamers are uneconomical due to brief operation periods, though motorships avoid idle time. The Trade Review notes the report is one sided and lacks discussion on key facets.
A coffee cake recipe describes creaming shortening and sugar then beating in eggs and orange flavoring. It adds sifted flour baking powder and salt, alternates with orange juice and milk, then bakes a 8x8 inch pan. Topped with crushed corn flakes sugar orange rind allspice and butter, baked 375 degrees for 20 minutes.
A brief note suggests parents face a tough bedtime when a child reaches age thirteen. The text highlights sleep resistance, parental fatigue, and the challenge of establishing routines during early adolescence.
Heating by radio, demonstrated in Hogland, shows energy waves warming poor conductors from wood to steel without surface damage. Evolved during war, this method heats internally and could speed glue aircraft component production while meeting high temperature needs.
Worry exhausts the nerves and affects memory digestion and sleep. Dr Chase s Nerve Food restores nerve force and helps you rest better and feel hopeful again as sleepless irritability and fatigue diminish.
A reminiscence for Aunt Mary Jane King who died in 1945. The verse recalls love and loss, noting she suffered pain and rests in heaven where tears are wiped away. Composed by neighbor Andrew Greenham. A secondary note mentions a politician’s speech warning against delaying action before danger.
Junior recounts a disagreement with his father over a teacher’s critique of his English answer. The boy argues the teacher disagreed with the dad on the plural of whim, noting she claimed it is not women.
A daughter memorializes her mother who died December 29 1944. The verse laments loss and longing and expresses hope of reunion beyond the grave. The poem notes the mother’s toil in raising her child and ends with a promise of eternal peace and reunion on a bright shore.
Crew of the Robert Frampton has not been heard since leaving Sydney with coal weeks ago. Names listed include Robert Frampton married with seven children, Charles Osmond married with five, Emmanuel, Lawrence married with three, and the 14 year old Robert Frampton. Community sympathy extends to bereaved relatives and fifteen fatherless children.
A business man recalls a morning surprise as he discovered a large roll of bills in a forgotten suit pocket. An onlooker asks if the money was receipted, reflecting concern over authenticity and origin.
The article explains why a 20 corn sugar substitute was introduced to alleviate cane sugar shortages. It details legislative or regulatory actions, production considerations, and supply chain goals guiding the new substitute’s market entry.
Two men betrayed their country driven by distinct motives Joyce, a malignant hater of England with an anti British family background Amery, false to country and family, a crack brained pervert drawn to croatedness by temptation and thrill notes the Sydney Post Record.
Prince Edward Island commercial fishermen landed 27,222,700 pounds of fish and shellfish last year. They operated 1,836 boats with a total value of 336,500 dollars, of which over 1,100 were gasoline powered and the remainder sail and row.
An animal tamer boasts he has never been mauled and will face a wild bear without flinching. He remains perfectly bald, turning no hair during the dangerous act.
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