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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1944
Page
3
A flight mechanic describes months of sciatica and lumbago worsened by weather. He credits Kruschen Salts for relief, saying a daily tiny dose in tea or coffee guards against pain and keeps him fit for harsh outdoor work.
A vivid, stormy scene unfolds with wind twisting dry leaves and a steel-white dagger of rain. Thunderheads roll, diagonally slashing the sky as rain drums on panes and roofs in a swift, gestural chorus.
The Red Cross flag is described as the flag of the Gwisa Confederation reversed, noted within Confederation Life discussion.
A pendulum must be one fifth of an inch longer at Spitzbergen than at the equator to beat time exactly by one second. This reveals how latitude and gravitational variation affect pendulum period.
During the coming summer the auxiliary motor vessel Lavinia Mauls lins will trade from points in Notre Dame Bay directly to Bishop's Falls. Advertise or sell lumber palnts farming or fishery produce. Also dealing in Lobsterman or cycle marine engines. For particulars write RSAU BURGA Sunny Slope Farm Bishop's Falls.
A rooftop clock atop Charles Henry and Sons real estate in Jackson Heights, Queens, briefly reverts from Eastern War Time to Eastern Standard Time for no clear reason. Observers who noticed the change called the clock owners, who saw it as a good omen and will let the clock run independently.
M d Astier cites a shift from sporadic to widespread organized resistance. He recalls 500 patriots at Glieves Plateau who held 1200 Germans for weeks, while Lyon police under Gestapo control questioned 17 000 French in a day. Germans respond with terror, razing villages and torturing families.
German efforts to revive the Mussolini legend persist with a April 24 Berlin claim that Benito Mussolini visited Hitler’s headquarters for talks on joint Italian German issues. A diplomat said Mussolini’s health appeared improved since last autumn, signaling renewed importance of Italy in German policy amid evolving military news. A Swiss dispatch notes Benito Mussolini escaped a bomb blast near his car on April 24, underscoring ongoing danger and uncertainty surrounding the Duce’s fate.
A speaker argues that eggs require hens while a small voice from the rear insists with garbled words and a shy challenge. The scene centers on a playful, unresolved exchange as a child persists with unclear statements.
A compact collection of quotes on true dignity, self-respect, and integrity from Massinger Aurelius Aristotle Wordsworth Eddy and Burroughs. The lines emphasize that honor arises from inner virtue rather than outward status and that keeping one’s word sustains dignity.
The piece notes no new rhubarb sugar allotment and a nearly over season. It questions last year's extra allotment and suggests the Food Controller may have discouraged renewals. It cites local sugar abundance versus US shortages and advises cautious distribution while anticipating appeals when preserving season returns.
The New York Times notes eleven of twelve patients slept after reducing a ralt intake. Dr Michael M Miller of the United States Marine Hospital Ellis Island told the American Psychiatric Association that six patients were marines unable to sleep and six were morphine addicts, all benefited.
A girl entertaining three New Zealand soldiers took them by cab to the Battery for sightseeing. On the West Side Highway a soldier cried about docks and the driver quipped that the sight was sea gulls, not docks, in a light New Yorker tone.
A bache lor explains why he keeps a parrot. He argues the bird is unique as it speaks only what it hears, not adding its own tale. The exchange highlights the parrot as a reliably impartial talker in a world of storytelling.
Along the south coast of New Guinea seventy three civilian planters with many native laborers are reactivating rubber fields and expect to reach pre war output of twelve hundred tons in the coming year.
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