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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1938
Page
3
A reader shares a personal success with Kruschen after long indigestion gastritis and constipation. She reports six salts daily improved digestion and appetite, ending painful after-effects and promising lasting relief with continued use.
The community mourns the death of Mrs. George Maidment aged 73 years 9 months at Summerford after an 18 year illness. A devout church member and Sunday School teacher she passed away December 26 in Millertown and leaves husband three daughters Mrs. Lewis Troke Mrs. Tesac Robers and Mrs. Gilbert Gates and son Stephen thirteen grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
A brief memorial note expresses love and remembrance from A. B. R. for a mother who has passed away, honoring her memory with a daughter’s dedication and a wish for resurrection.
On November 8 1937 K M Brown president of the Fishermen's Protective Union asked the Commissioner for Natural Resources to delete Section 43 of Cap 162 and replace it with sealed tenders for the crews share of seals with a 5000 cheque, and to add a provision making suppliers bear insurance costs for each man in the seal fishery with a minimum policy of 1500. A draft reply was prepared and approved by the commissioner.
A student and teacher clash over a dog themed essay as Willie admits the work is identical to his brother’s. The exchange reveals plagiarism concerns and a simple explanation about shared canine inspiration.
A humorous exchange recalls a sister who had a face lift that did not last. The punchline notes the doctor’s bill made her face fall again, delivering a witty remark about cosmetic vanity and expenses.
A dialogue contrasts English and American spelling, highlighting the word parlour with its U as the key difference. The exchange emphasizes how the British version with U affects perceived linguistic nuance.
Advertisement touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a quick-acting remedy. It claims the pills stimulate the liver kidneys and bowels to relieve indigestion biliousness backache and bodily pains. The copy promotes decades of success and a joyful life with this remedy.
Dramatic medical feat at Croydon General Hospital where a dying woman with major haemorrhage was saved by immediate blood extraction and transfusion from her own blood. Surgeons, after heart stoppage, revived her with blood recovered during two incisions and reinjected into circulation. Patient recovering.
A Newfoundland landlady quips about a guest placing coffee on a chair remarking on the odd spot. The boarder explains he moves it there to rest because his coffee is weak.
Cinderella Flour is milled specially to deliver best baking results. The article highlights its unique milling method aimed at improving texture and performance in baked goods.
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