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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1939
Page
2
A reader reports multiple complaints fading after six weeks on Kraschen Salts. She attributes her recovery to one cause and notes weight loss from 160 to 148 pounds, clearer complexion, and reduced rheumatism, crediting the daily dose and elimination-supporting minerals.
Jimmy plots a secret post before fleeing with a woman named Dolores Gamarra. They escape by seaplane, believing Dolores to be allied, but a slick boatman hints at danger as they head toward a palace.
A brief fragment describes a man following a guide down a dark alley to the quay. They descend a slippery stone stair, and the man, Jimmy, struggles to see as his eyes adjust to the dim light.
In a brief scrawl from Confederation Life a reader complains that slugs have devoured radishes. The exchange suggests salt as a remedy but rejects it, with a stubborn retort that if the pests cannot eat without salt they can do without.
Obituary note from his wife Mrs. Magni Osmond mourning Walter James Osmond who died January 13 1939. He leaves a wife two children parents one brother and two sisters many relatives and friends. Poignant lines promise memory will endure and thoughts linger at the grave.
The family notes the death of Mrs. Thom as Keefe on Monday June 12 at Big Wild Cove. She was a loving wife and mother, survived by two sons, two daughters, brothers, a sister, daughters in law, grandchildren and many relatives. The notice expresses deep sorrow, faith in heaven, and a promise to meet her again in the upper garden.
A light joke note shows a statistician father tallying tasks for three lively children after an afternoon shopping. It lists counts like dried tears nine, tied shoes thirteen, balloons three per child, and cautions crossing streets twenty one, with an average balloon life of twelve seconds. It ends by asking how many Saturdays he will do this again, with zero as the implied answer.
Japan circulates 8,000,000 new aluminum one cent coins to replace copper equivalents and conserve copper metal value. The move aims to save copper by using lighter aluminum coins of the same denomination.
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