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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1942
Page
3
A 63 year old man recounts relief from rheumatism after two years of daily Kruschen Salts in tea. He notes family history of the condition and cites uric acid crystals in joints as the cause, with Kruschen ingredients dissolving crystals and aiding natural flushing paths.
A collection of brief statements on love by Yoder, Rev. H. R. L. Shepard, Mary Baker Hidy, William Peon, J. G. Herder and Sir Walter Scott. The excerpts praise love as divine, persuasive, and essential, urging personal growth and universal care starting with the individual.
Bowaters announces a new 16 mile road from Hampden to Lumber enabling Corner Brook Company to haul White Bay timber to the Humber River then to Corner Brook mill. Completion would allow wood to be moved from White Bay to Hampden and tracked overland to the Humber, reducing long seaward routes.
A London Opinion note quotes a sidesman explaining a man avoids church due to a religious difficulty. He cannot wear a soft collar nor a hard one without blaspheming, in response to Mrs Craddles asking why her husband is absent.
The Seventeenth Annual Conference convened at Bishop's Falls from June 24 to July 2, 1942, with 78 ministers and visitors registered. Officers were reelected, including General Superintendent E Waters and Treasurer F Burt, and several committees formed. The event featured healing reports, missionary notes for Labrador and White Bay, an ordination service, and a closing prayer with national anthem.
A dialogue between a mother and daughter about propriety on the street and a playful exchange on two lines. The term sugar bush is defined as a maple grove where trees are tapped for syrup and refined sugar.
A C. S. Monitor editorial argues American air power has expanded from Sevastopol to Sydney and beyond, shaping strategy from the Pacific to the Atlantic. It says aviation will determine war and peace by widening thought to view the world as a strategic whole and using air power to foster unity and just policing.
Newfoundland contributes heavily to the Allied campaign with about a quarter of its men aged 20 to 40 serving in Britain. Two full Newfoundland regiments of artillery are garrisoned there aiding coastal defenses. The pictured soldiers are off duty from the Newfoundland Regiment.
A Soviet guerrilla leader decorates a soldier for a bold act of heroism behind German lines in Russia. The ceremony highlights guerrilla actions that hampered enemy operations and boosted morale among partisan units.
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