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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1946
Page
3
A man writes that severe rheumatic pains left him unable to work for months. After using Kruschen Salts he reports consistent work attendance and improvement, claiming the remedy helps kidneys expel acid wastes and reduce fatigue.
A village newsagent borrows a farmer’s horse to visit a neighbor. On returning at dusk, a friend asks about the heavy load of books strapped to his back. He quips that he is ferrying Mr S’s horse himself to avoid overburdening the beast.
A Dublin boy driven by harsh money pressures robs a traveler with a pistol and then tries to keep both the money and the weapon. The traveler demands the cash back, but the boy quips the pistol is unloaded and dares him to shoot.
A compilation of quotations on temperance from authors such as William Gilmore Sims, Terence, Steele, Mary Baker Eddy, Cicero, and Timothy Dwight. The text extols moderation, restraint, and the cultivation of reason to govern passions and desires.
Crosbie & Co. announce the 117 ton Linda May will be launched at Clarenville around January 13 to sail to St John s for a 250 horsepower propulsion unit. Capt. Leslie Winsor named skipper with a crew of 34. a full load is about 12 000 pelts.
In a simple scene Parker sings during a schoolroom gathering when Smith asks how to stir the fire without interrupting the music. The neighbor replies with a cheeky line about using the birs between the birch logs.
A fragmentary verse recalls a rheumatic whale groaning as he massaged his tail. He foresees delight when the tunnel is finished and travel by rail becomes possible, a playful rib from a bygone era.
An old Montreal furniture ad showcases winter sale items from American Furniture Exchange including couches chairs heaters and sewing machines. It features low prices on used and new pieces plus a Christmas greeting and order details dated January 21 1946.
A devotional lyric praising Jesus as king and savior. It invokes divine guidance, healing, and eternal rest, closing with a signature line and names Gao Colwell Wallaceburg Oat.
An anxious inquirer asks Jones if the appointment was secured. Jones replies that he did not get the appointment but faced disappointment.
A tramp claims to have lived afloat for six months, citing a sailor's life as proof. An old woman questions the claim, and the tramp confirms he survived at sea. The brief exchange centers on hardship and resilience encountered under confinement.
A father questions Jack about the laziest boy as students work while one pupil idles in class. The dialogue hints at classroom dynamics and a teacher’s perspective on diligence.
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