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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1951
Page
3
A London company reports progress on a new asthma inhaler treatment promising instant relief and potential to restore active life. The method uses a chewable inhaler and pocket device, claims rapid absorption and atomization, and may be approved for wide use by the Ministry.
On Pitcairn Island the Sesuts patrol is led by Thomas Christian, a direct descendant of Fletcher Christian of the Bounty. In Alberta Isfall, Boy Scouts sponsored by the Baard of Trade raise funds by odd jobs at five cents an hour, earning three units toward uniforms.
The Financial Post reports Sidall releases plastic housed instrument that purifies air and cuts bacteria by up to 100 percent. It is claimed to reduce colds measles and epidemics in schools and factories. The device uses a new chemical ethylene glycol vaporized at one pour per 309 hours, producing odorless and harmless vapors for humans.
More than 500000 patients have used the province’s subsidized hospital plan in just two years, about half of BC’s population. Congestion rises as the seriously ill struggle for beds, while demand for new buildings soars amid high construction costs. critics say public services grow costly when paid for by others.
In the House of Commons on June 29, Mr. T. G. W. Ashbourne spoke on Labrador fisheries. He urged market diversification to restore Spanish and Brazilian demand, noted high capital losses, and called for studies and potential support to revive this Newfoundland industry.
Mrs William Adams aged 71 died May 9 at Hillgrade after years of suffering. Survived by husband, three daughters Helen Powell Blanch Caooper Wary Ings, three sons Robert Raymond Willie, twelve grandchildren and a brother Samel Gilge. Service by Rev H Beacham at U C cemetery Hillgrade. Inserted by daughter Mrs Stephen Powell.
A witty remark frames a social exchange where an intelligent girl notes she speaks less than the man she chats with. The quip highlights gendered conversational dynamics and humor in everyday talk.
Tenders addressed to the Secretary for Harbour Improvements Twillingate Nfld must be received by 9 00 pm Wednesday July 28 1951. Forms contracts and specifications available at the Department of Public Works Ottawa Chief Engineer Buckmaster's Field St John s Newfoundland and at various post offices. Tender must use printed forms and be accompanied by certified cheque or bearer bonds for the tender amount. Deposit of 25 00 required to obtain blueprints and specifications. return of deposit upon completion period. forfeiture if not returned. Department of Public Works Ottawa June 7 1951.
A Stockholm man mixed choco ale with licorice powder to create lave drops sold at 70 pounds per pound. Customers bought them like cake, claiming remarkable effects on romantic partners. The note recalls medieval tales of witches blending potions from blood.
A chaotic tale unfolds with thieves plotting to poison a knight by lacing mead while a small town chief constable doubles as a veterinary surgeon. A caller asks if he is needed as vet or chief, and a burglar joke ends the scene with a bulldog locked in.
The young couple argued all evening until the husband concedes and asks for a talk. The bride tearfully insists she has changed her mind and will not acknowledge fault.
A child’s humorous take on budgeting frames the term as a domestic dispute. The remark captures a lighthearted, plainspoken understanding from a youngster reflecting household money matters.
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