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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1943
Page
3
Mrs Haynes recounts surviving a bombing raid and lengthy rheumatic pain. She credits Kruschen Salts after a friend urged its use, saying the daily dose reduced aches and brought lasting relief. The testimonial urges readers to start Kruschen at early signs of rheumatism.
John Stuckless aged 86 died July 10 at Wild Cove Tizzard's Harbor after long illness. Survived by wife two sons Alec and Ben daughter Emma Mrs Harry Russell nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral held at Maroon's Harbour Church of England Cemetery conducted by Rev Goodland Twillingate. Inserted by Mrs Olivier Boyn Tizzard's Harbour.
Archibald Elliott, 79, of Houston Texas, died June 20 at a local hospital. Funeral at Boulevard Undertaking Parlours with Rev A S Maxted officiating. He was son of the late John and Mary Elliott and survived by three brothers Arthur D and B H in Houston Isaac in Long Island and sister Mrs Stephen Hawkins of Twillingate. His wife Hannah Hodder predeceased him over forty years ago.
A vintage collection of quotations on childhood and youth from thinkers like James, Dewey, Rowaseau, Eddy, Thackeray, and Terence highlights the value of nurturing, honesty, and gentle guidance in raising children. The tone suggests a community focus on education and formative influence.
A 1943 radio address stresses milk safety from udder to consumer. Dr LeGrow urges healthy cows and strict sanitation, detailing clean stable environments, smooth floors, dust control, regular whitewashing, and proper milking to prevent germ growth and contamination.
Detailed instructions emphasize ventilation, cleanliness, and sanitary practices in barn and milking routines. It covers stable condition, cow grooming, udder cleaning, avoiding strong feeds during milking, milker attire and hand hygiene, milk handling order, discarding faulty milk, clean milking stools, proper milker technique, disease prevention, rapid cooling and storage, and thorough utensil washing and sterilization to prevent germ contamination.
Copies of this circular may be obtained from the Records Office Department of Natural Resources.
A puzzled reader asks where pests that chew lettuce and peas originate and how they time their attacks to the moment, seeking explanations about bug life cycles and plant protection.
A reader notes small green shoots emerging in the garden beds as spring begins. The fragment mentions a family party and a mispronounced word, but the visible facts focus on the garden growth and a simple anecdote.
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