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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1937
Page
3
A veteran house painter born July 22 1864 continues active at height and cradles abroad. He credits Kruschen Salts with maintaining youthfulness stating daily use keeps him looking about 50 and able to work on ladders and scaffolds. Kruschen Salts claims to stimulate liver kidneys and digestion for internal cleanliness and pure blood.
A devotional passage urges entrusting each day to God and awaiting His will. It counsels living one day at a time, seeking peace, and accepting that ready submission may involve waiting learning or suffering as part of divine appointment.
A claim that an American author wrote a long novel avoiding the letter E. The text then notes anticipation for a Memoirs volume where the author avoids the letter J. This item contrasts two unusual lipograms associated with famous letters.
A school inspector asks what cowhide feeds. A boy answers with a witty line about feeding dogs, prompting the inspector to tell the dogs to keep the cow together. The exchange shows dry humor in a classroom moment.
A woman describes her holiday in San Jose. The man corrects her pronunciation as Soon In California. She then retorts with a joking answer saying she was in Hane and Huly.
A wife tells a friend her husband took all the money from the baby's money box, leaving nothing for a hat she wanted. The exchange recalls a domestic quarrel over money and material wants.
A London coroner recalls a death certificate where the doctor signed his own note in the death column. The coroner returned the cert with a remark asking for a scientific reason to accompany the physician’s note.
In a sharp aside at the wedding, guests watched the vicar arrive late. Years later the vicar met the bridegroom and quipped that the event still haunted him. John replied with a gloomier verdict, saying he still has her.
Mrs H L Carpenter of Rothesay New Brunswick endorses Nerviline for years of use in her home. She reports relief from neuralgic chills cramps and stomach gas belching and diarrhea with the medicine. She calls Nerviline a necessity to a salt in overcoming minor family ills.
A taxi-driver charged with using violent language defends himself by quipping that the complainant, a woman, was no lady. The magistrate retorts that it is unclear he would recognize a lady, and the driver boasts about an encounter where a woman allegedly demanded change and insulted him, claiming that was a real lady.
Bowaters Paper Mills and Edward Lloyd Ltd hold an option on Reid Newfoundland timberlands in Newfoundland seeking government negotiations. Properties on the Gander watershed and surrounding areas are to be cruised to assess mill capacity and job impact tied to a proposed sulphite pulp mill. Mr. Bennett cites a signed agreement and ongoing government talks amid a property cruise led by W. S. Bishop. A Canadian Airways plane linked to the cruise landed at Gander Lake.
The Moscow Palace of Soviets project moves from decades of planning to initial construction on the former Cathedral of the Redeemer site near the Kremlin. It aims to house a colossal statue of Lenin and would, once topped, be the world’s tallest structure by 12 feet taller than the Empire State Building.
In a classroom exchange a teacher asks what George will be after graduation and he replies with a humorous line predicting he will be an old man. The brief exchange captures student humor in a school setting.
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