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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Jul 01, 1944

Page

2

Newfoundland labor helps New York dairy avert milk dumping

Newfoundland farm hands fill in dairy labor gaps across upstate New York as authorities fear milk dumping over the next ten days. More than 500 workers are expected soon, recruited by the War Food Administration, while brokers report unsold milk and looming dumps in New Jersey and at Vernonville farms.

Newfoundland New York State Dairies Brooklyn New Jersey Upstate Thomas N. Hurd New York War Food Admin

Postage Stamp Lesson for Round Game Perseverance

A poem-styled verse urges readers to imitate a tiny postage stamp that sticks through adversity. It compares tough rounds of play to its own cling, saying persistence leads to safer delivery and better outcomes, even when victory isn’t guaranteed.

New York Milkshed Faces Urgent Labor Shortage

Officials from the New York Milkshed Administration and the War Man-Power Commission met to address a milk surplus and labor shortage. A quick check shows 200 workers are needed immediately for eight companies with 24 plants across central and western New York as cold weather reduces demand.

New York Milkshed Administration War Man-Power Commission New York

Old Cockney’s Blitz Wagon Tale

An amused Cockney explains he is not scared by a dangerous blitz scenario. He jokes that the intruder must cross the Channel, pass the coast, traverse the Thames Estuary, reach London, locate Ammersmith Acacia Road No 87, and then likely find the pub where he will be.

Guy Jerry Thames London Ammersmith Acacia Road No. 87

Artist Seeks Home View in Taconic Hills

An artist discussed buying from a Vermont farmer who offered a house with a strong view. The farmer notes the view from the front porch shows Ed Snow’s bare, then only mountains remain.

Vermont Wall Street Journal

Doctor Quips Price Tag Diagnostic Pun

A physician jokes about diagnosing a man with spigorastic detruiliaa speczulium and charging $2,000 for the service. The student asks to repeat the diagnosis and receives the punchline that the man has $2,000.

Defence fuel price order amendment 1944

Published by Authority. Regulation 2 of the Defence price regulations 1941 authorizes this further amendment to the Goods Current Prices for Fisherman's Motor Fuel. Dated 16 June 1944.

Prices Amended for Fisherman's Motor Fuel Order 1943

The Goods Current Prices order dated September 11 1943 amended by November 28 1943 is further amended by replacing the Schedule with new terms. Retailers may add freight and insurance to prices for sales outside Column I, effective midnight June 11 1944, with penalties for earlier violations unaffected.

Burin Belleoram Grand Bank

Unlimited possibilities for herring fishery study

Captain R M Gammon reports unlimited possibilities for herring in the Bay of Islands Newfoundland area. He studies catching methods for the Newfoundland Dehydrating Process Company and continues work on the South Coast after noting abundant fish observed in the Bay of Islands.

R. M. Gammon Bay of Islands Newfoundland Gammon The Western Star

Confed Life Exchange Sparks Office Role Confusion

A heated remark questions office assignments within Confederation Life as a young man asks whether generals occupy private offices and privates sit in general ones, highlighting internal office role confusion.

Curious Riddles Lingering in an Ancient Record

The fragment asks whimsical questions about objects and their abilities and notes early references to towers built by Libyans and Cushites in lower Egypt. It blends playful inquiries with a historical archaism.

Lower Egypt

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