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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
3
A woman describes three years of winter neuritis confining her to bed for about three months. After using Kruschen Salts she reports relief from the first dose and no bed confinement this winter, attributing the effect to purifying the blood and restoring organ function.
Aimed at women, the piece urges embracing turning thirty as a positive change and focusing on a daily beauty routine. It warns of age-related concerns like abdomen and facial contour, recommending posture, muscle exercises, facial tones, and a nourishing cream. It ends with a request to write for expert advice at Woman's Interest Syndicate in Toronto.
The prisoner admits misgiving about intent in court while the magistrate adjusts a fine from twenty shillings to one pound after an explanation. The exchange shows a lenient, puzzled tone in a small-claims proceeding.
Editorial urges residents to stop dwelling on self and excuses, and to contribute to the city. It cites Bolshevik parlour activity, promotes loyal, proactive citizens, and endorses newspaper advertising as a tool for informed purchasing and growth. The piece quotes Howard E. Blood of Norge Corp on advertising influence.
The Financial Post notes Newfoundland’s 18 month progress under the Commission of Government and urges Canada to strengthen trade. It warns against Canada’s five percent tax on dividends to residents abroad, proposing an Newfoundland exception, to keep ties strong as Newfoundland advances.
An advertisement from the Royal Laboratory promotes Tanex as a safe neutralizer for tapeworms the copy asserts can render the worm insensible and quickly pass from the body for a five dollar course. It warns of potential health harms if untreated and claims the product is non hazardous to humans and children when used as directed.
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