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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1939
Page
3
A reader named J.R.G. explains three years of inflammatory rheumatism and foot and hand stiffness. He credits Krischen Salts taken daily before breakfast for three years with preventing new attacks and easing the pain, noting its supposed action on uric acid crystals.
Depositors should contact the Accountant at Newfoundland Savings Bank, St Johns. Withdrawals require thirty days notice for large sums and may depend on funds at the local office. On demand withdrawals are limited and warrants are used for shorter notices. Telegraph and postal options exist with specific limits and timing. Interest rates vary by account type and amount, with annual book examinations and lost-book charges noted.
In loving memory of Mrs George Cooper who died June 13 at 67. Survived by husband Willis Green daughters Minnie Elliott of Detroit and Mary Elliott of Crow Head, son Clayton, sister Mrs Walter Anstey. Rested June 4 at Arm Cemetery. Inserted by daughter Mary.
The Victoria Cross was instituted on January 29 1856. A total of 380 recipients are living with fifty seven earned before the Great War and one in 1921 after. Prior winners to 1882 are all dead and Crimean War crosses total eleven, Indian Mutiny crosses total eighteen two civilian awards. The first recipient was a sailor and the last was the Indian sepoy of the 78th Punjabis. The South Wales Borderers the old 24th Foot have won the most crosses.
The Spectator analyzes Yugoslavia’s precarious Balkan position as fears grow over Italy’s aims. Croatia talks with Serb opposition press toward home rule while Yugoslavia seeks neutrality amid Axis proximity on north and south fronts.
In loving memory of our dear father Abram Jenkins who died at Summerford on July 3 1933. Deep in our hearts his memory shines above silver and gold. We miss you and cherish the happy home we once enjoyed. Sadly missed by daughters Sopaig and Leah.
A reflective verse expresses dwelling in Grace's Court with virtue as right, faith guiding wit, love guiding will, and conscience as crown. Hope and contentment fill the mind with happiness in self and breast.
A social worker pressingly asks night watchman Terry Shea about his weekly income and how he saves. He reveals he makes 43 weekly, supports a wife and five children, and stores money in sugar barrels or improvised barrels after paying essentials.
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