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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1938
Page
3
A 50 year old woman recalls weighing 260 pounds and suffering fatigue and swelling before starting Kruschen. After using the mineral salt blend, she lost 84 pounds, regained energy, and now plans a new business venture while living in renewed health.
Molly reports new neighbors want to cut the grass and borrow their lawn mower. Mrs Prim objects, insisting they do not have a mower to lend and will not allow use on the Sabbath.
On deck Mr. Simkins points to a tag drawing several barges while he and his wife discuss life. He compares the tag to a man toiling, while the barges resemble women bearing the burden. Mrs. Simkins sharpens the exchange with a pointed interruption.
A local exchange centers on kitchen banter about CINDER ELLA Flour. A husband asks where the smelt are, the wife replies she threw them away for not smelling right. The punny dialogue hinges on repeated smelt and smelted wordplay.
Canadian press reports two Toronto hospitals using a rabbit blood serum to treat pneumonia. Dr H L Kinsey and Dr Kinsey of Toronto Western Hospital say the rabbit serum may reach more infection sites than horse serum and could prevent complications. the preparation was developed by the Rockefeller Institute and is prepared locally by Connaught Laboratories.
A motorist, claiming to be a chief constable, tries to pass a roadblock by a rotten bridge. The country policeman asserts orders to turn back all traffic, but relents upon recognizing the driver, allowing passage.
A Hampton Court reminiscence describes Queen Elizabeth I dying at the royal palace on the Thames with physicians nearby. The piece cites her Protestant faith, persecution of Charitans, and a tale of a coal worker inspired by the queen’s prayer. It quotes scripture urging born again faith and ends with a call for holy living in Twillingate.
Report notes that all wheat destined for Cinderella Flour undergoes careful washing before milling to ensure purity and quality in the final product.
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