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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1942
Page
3
A long time rheumatism sufferer testifies that Kruschen Salts provides relief and reduces joint swelling. The letter credits the remedy with dissolving uric acid crystals and aiding their expulsion, noting no permanent cure yet effective pain relief.
A compact reader featuring multiple historic quotes on liberty from Channing Wilson Milton Mary Baker Eddy Daniel Webster and William Cowper. The tribute reflects a broad view of political religious and civil freedom and the enduring value of individual conscience and virtue.
A wartime poem praying for England to endure against bombs and fear. The speaker appeals to the God of Israel for protection, guidance, and divine aid to keep the nation united, steadfast, and strong to win the fight.
A newly issued postage stamp series for St Pierre and Miquelon features a fishing boat and sextant with the Free French emblems. London printers, who also produced stamps for Britain and other colonies, will continue development of a fugitive ink for cheques to thwart forgery once peace returns.
The Air Ministry reports a new portable anesthetic and respiration machine, weighing 30 pounds and the size of a gramophone, to be mass produced in Britain’s largest car factory. Libyan sand tested for penetration and sandstorms. First 200 allocated to RAF with civil defence and other services to follow.
Onlooker watches the Normandie burn and exclaims it was the largest ship. An antique collector counters that the Mayflower was larger, noting how much of its era’s furniture remains in American homes.
British aircraft damaged in desert battles forced to land are rescued by a salvage team and towed to base for repair and recommission. A photo shows a damaged fighter being moved to a tender for transport to the shipyard. Another image depicts workers using a large drill on a steel hut plate at a merchant shipyard applying mass production methods.
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