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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1939
Page
3
A nostalgic pensioner recalls being dismissed from police duty at 50 and asserts continued fitness at 55. He promotes Kraschen Salts and Krischen products as daily aids to liver and kidney health, claiming they cleanse waste, refresh blood, and renew youthful vigor dubbed the Kruschen feeling.
The Christian Science Monitor reports Eden at the American Business Congress in New York. He asserts Britain remains united beneath surface differences and will stand firm against a ruthless world. The piece notes deep shared values with America and Britain's role as a bulwark for free government.
The Bluenose, Nova Scotia’s famed fishing schooner, is proposed as a national memorial to the province’s fishermen and ship designers. Liberal MP John Kinley pushed the idea in Ottawa while Captain Angus Walters backs the scheme. a permanent berth at Lunenburg under the National Park System is planned.
In a light moment during a severe crisis, a London works manager gathered staff and spoke on gravity and personal impact. A young Tommy asked to ride the railway, and his first trip ended in hysterical astonishment as the train vanished into a tunnel and reappeared in daylight. The child exclaimed, Mummy, it’s tomorrow, eliciting gasps from the watchingлад corner.
Two men walk home after a banquet. A heavy man with a tiny head wears a hat far too small while a thin man with a ball head has a hat far too large. The fat man vows to meet the mister who altered their hats, expressing regret.
Two literary figures from Oxford and Cambridge engage in a lively chat when a confused invitation emerges. The Cambrdige writer protests a misread invite while recalling a rowing crew scene and naming three unknown stern rowers.
In a chatty tea room exchange two newly married women joke about marriage. One reveals constant quarrels with her husband Bill and a whispered fear of divorce. The lighter tone masks undercurrents of conflict and desire for happiness.
Two young patients discuss their hospital experiences overheard by a nurse in a children's ward. One boy asks if the other was medical or surgical and whether he felt bad upon admission or after treatment, revealing weeks of confinement and uncertainty in their care.
Lady Grenfell wife of Sir Wilfred Grenfell founder of Grenfell missions in Labrador died here after a long illness at 53. She aided her husband in work among natives on the Labrador coast and promoted industrial activities for mission service. Born Lake Forest Illinois November 1 1885 daughter of a Civil War colonel educated Bryn Mawr College married in Chicago November 15 1909. She leaves two sons Wilfred Thomason Jr and Kinlock Pasco and a daughter Rosamond Loveday.
The Newfouthland fisher field reports a rebate of 480 419 on gasoline prices paid during the fiscal year 1937.
A fragment from a G. Freus gen quotation contrasts true nature-loving hunters with those chasing bread money or honor. It laments lacking a pursuit that lets Mother Nature brighten life with wreaths and songs.
London reports Sir Kingsley Wood says Britain aims for world supremacy in aviation. The push links commercial routes and national defense as major powers race to dominate air travel, with the Netherlands accelerating links to the Indies and the United States, France, and Germany ahead in international route mileage.
A playful exchange centers on eating an apple as Sandy waits for Jock Smith to arrive. The pair discuss whether the fruit tastes better with anticipation, highlighting curiosity and anticipatory humor.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a reliable inexpensive diuretic to cleanse kidneys and ease symptoms like backache nervousness and frequent urination. It claims 50 years of helping with gout sciatica neuritis neuralgia rheumatism and general uric acid conditions, urging readers to buy a 40 cent package from a modern drugstore.
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