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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1946
Page
3
A reader's letter claims rapid improvement from rheumatism after using Kruschen Salts. The patient describes initial skepticism, two trial doses, and eventual relief, noting the treatment should begin at the first warning and is taken as a half to one teaspoonful in hot water each morning.
The article argues the Persia situation lets the Soviet Union ease suspicions about its regional aims. It suggests Moscow should allow free movement of Persian troops and permit Allied observers to access disturbances to honor treaties and support a peaceful, independent Persia.
A government department faced a pair of trick questions in a rigorous intelligence test. A bright college student answered cleverly with a riddle about a piece of string, defining its length as twice the distance between its center and end, highlighting the humor and sharp mind of the applicant.
A light regional note suggests settling fence disputes amicably with neighbors to avoid conflicts and costly arguments. It humorously advises meeting halfway to ease tension and maintain neighborly relations.
In a Daily News interview Hon. A J Walsh Commissioner for Home Affairs explains that the upcoming Convention election is locally managed, not dictated by a British writ. District lines and representation will follow last fall's census, with Humber poised for a notable increase and some farming districts likely to stay similar.
A shipment from Cupals Limited Blackburn England arrives in Newfoundland for sale by merchants. The ads promote King of Tonic for nerves anaemia and weight loss, Boles and ulcers salve, Nazex Nazotarr throat antiseptics, and cold remedies with capsules every three hours for ten hours.
The piece argues districts will appoint their own delegates without outside interference to test readiness for self government. It notes little current interest but predicts rising activity as time advances, with Trade Review as context.
The SS Glencoe, crowded with passengers and freight, left St John’s on Monday for the St John’s Lewisporte rate and hit very heavy seas near Baccalieu. It pounded to Trinity that night, decks washed and cargo damaged. The Fishermen’s Advocate criticizes the Christmas Eve sailing and urges Railway management to share seasonal sentiment with employees.
A fragment shows a mother and child anxious about a father, affected by a cold, as they wait up at night. The scene conveys domestic concern and illness without additional context.
An optimistic view argues the moment is right while a pessimist doubts the viability of W's roti plan, reflecting contrasting outlooks on the project.
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