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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1947
Page
3
A letter from Mrs AJW praises Kruschen Salts noting her ninety two year old father remains active and alert after taking a small morning dose in tea. The ad claims internal cleanliness improves health and energy, urging regular use as needed with 40c and 60c sizes at druggists.
C A Crosbie argues Newfoundland should not join Canada citing historical debt terms and the need for responsible government. He advocates negotiating terms independently with Canada or closer ties short of full federation, warning current proposals could be a poor deal for Newfoundland.
Special to the Telegram Toronto July 3 radio debate on Confederation last night featured W J Maciver arguing for Newfoundland joining Canada. He described Newfoundland’s year as pivotal, with a National Convention shaping its government and history of bankruptcy and crown colony status.
An Ottawa observer argues Newfoundland should join Canada to raise living standards, lower duties, and gain access to Canadian markets for cod and herring. He warns against a raw deal and notes strategic benefits, while criticizing the wartime bases treaty and urging friendly ties with the United States. The piece defends federation as a path to prosperity and stability for Newfoundlanders.
Sandy and Lizzi stroll under city stones to a street theater entrance. A large placard reads The Woman Always Pays, prompting them to enter the picture show.
Fragmentary dialogue references a husband employed by the government. The text lacks context, names, dates, or events to form a proper news item.
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