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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1940
Page
3
A family of four reports lasting relief from acidity back pain and indigestion after taking Kruschen for three months. They say they can eat anything now with no acidity or pain and note no upsetting effects. Kruschen claims to cleanse the system and promote regular elimination for better health.
The report explains that due to the European war, shipping information will be omitted from newspapers. Authorities urge stricter censorship, noting censorship notices in the press and increased wartime restrictions after Italy's entry and France's exit.
A pamphlet from Associated Bible Students argues that current global turmoil signals a time of trouble followed by a future era of peace. It invites readers to request the booklet by sending name and address to P O Box 809 St John's.
A compact collection of quotations on tolerance from Shelley Eliot Eddy and Gibran. The notes reflect on enduring patience, restraint, silence, and forgiveness as paths to broader vision and charity.
Miss Annie Broderick daughter of Mrs Jane Broderick and the late William Broderick Fresh water Carbonear wed Wilfred Thomas Wheeler formerly of Twillingate at United Church June 19. The bride wore ivory crepe-back satin with veil orange blossoms and carried roses. Attendants Mia O King and Misa May Hillyard in blue silk. Groomsmen Oliver King Norman Broderick. After photos the couple travelled to Cook's Brook Humbermouth then returned for dinner and left for Twillingate on the afternoon express for their honeymoon.
Fashion scouts report a parasol comeback in Manhattan with eager designs and fabrics unseen since prior decades. While Queen Elida beth’s visit to Canada and the United States is cited by some, others see it as part of a broader trend.
New York fashion outlook links wartime conditions to a return of narrow Hobble skirts. Amy Porter notes headlines influence attire as designers favor less material, with practical daytime wear tightening while jewelry and evening pieces stay more expressive.
A doctor at a funeral reads the coffin plaque revealing Angus McLeod, a dentist, with hours 10 to 4. Friends Aberdeen and the deceased shared a close bond. the doctor seeks age clues from the inscription.
A父er an injury, Pat learns to use both hands with equal skill. The dialogue recalls a father's advice about preparing for a day when the right hand might be lost and urges practice with the left hand.
J M Olds writes from Twillingate in June 1940 about rediscovering a large peat deposit on the south island opened by Mr Vigeurs of Rural Construction. He notes peat drying and ready fuel, questions wood shortages, and urges planned reforestation and gratitude for the new fuel source.
A British magazine writer offers a parable where a farmer refuses to help neighbors dig a trench to stop a forest fire. He says wind driven flames pose no concern until they reach his house, and so the mole must extinguish it. His friends bury him with the epitaph isolationist, underscoring a caution about collective responsibility.
A reflection recalls Bishop Quayle’s restless night when anxiety weighed on him. He heard a divine voice promising to keep watch, inspiring the speaker to trust in faith and do good despite darkness.
Spald reiterates her non belligerency as the government publishes a decree stating war has extended to the Mediterranean due to Italy joining against Britain and France. The decree makes no use of neutrality and aligns with recent Spanish press sentiment.
Mercury completes one orbit around the sun in 88 days, making its year far shorter than an Earth year. The quick orbit means shorter seasons compared with Earth.
A mixed flour batter combines white and whole wheat flour with soda and baking powder. It adds brown sugar, corn syrup, milk, egg, walnuts, and chopped dates, then rests in a pan oiled with maize oil before baking slowly for about one to one and a half hours.
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