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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
3
A 70 year old man recalls severe rheumatism after Christmas, saying Kruschen Salts let him work 12 hours daily again. He credits the product for dissolving uric acid crystals and aiding their removal, with other salts preventing intestinal fermentation and poisons.
A passenger leaned from a passing train and fell out but landed on a sand-heap and escaped serious injury. The man asked what to do and a porter replied with a wry remark that his ticket allows a break in journey.
A Londoner takes his country cousin to a French restaurant in Soho. A dish is described as snells and the countryman remarks they are never seen in Sussex. The Londoner jokes that such items cannot be caught there, highlighting regional culinary differences.
Woman to woman appeal promotes Royal Bior No. 1 Compound for menstrual relief without narcotics. Claims quick results in 3 to 5 days, odorless and tasteless, with testimonials from readers coast to coast and order details by mail from Windor Ontario.
A historic pudding method combines rice and lemon rind with milk and sugar baked slowly in a buttered casserole placed in a water bath. The pudding is stirred every 15 minutes for the first hour to prevent settling and served with thin cream.
In a witty exchange the speaker questions Jimmy’s whereabouts and canoeing knowledge. The remark contrasts a possible afternoon canoeing with the alternative of swimming, reflecting a lighthearted jab in the style of Grit.
A woman enters a bank to make a deposit and completes a deposit slip. She lists her bills and cheques but is unsure what to write for specie. After considering, she writes Remate after the word specie and completes the deposit.
A man encounters a ring of small boys gathered around a dog and learns they are running a competition to win the dog. He attempts to tell a story about childhood honesty but is interrupted by a boy urging Alf to give up the dog.
A devotional exhortation to surrender life and plans to God’s control. It urges absolute trust, continual assent to divine dispensation, and mindful dependence on His guidance, using imagery of flowers opening to sun for personal growth.
A baby girl born recently in Todianola Mississippi marks the sixth generation of the Vincent family. The mother is 19, grandmother 40, great grandmother 50, great great grandmother 74, and great great great grandmother 90, all living.
A Philadelphia judge ordered an auto driver to pay $1250 after failing to stop to avoid hitting a dog. The judge stated that a dog crossing at an intersection has the same right to protection as a pedestrian.
Sandy Mc Pherson, shown to his room, looked from the window to a towering illuminated clock across the street and paused his watch to study the scene.
The Hadson's Bay Company announces a summer cruise program to the Arctic region. Limited sailings and featured itineraries promise scenic northern seas and enhanced onboard experiences for travelers seeking remote destinations.
Obituary notes the death of Elizabeth Roberts widow of Thomas Roberts on April 25 at age 32. She leaves four sons and three daughters, thirty three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held at the Nova Scotia United Church and Bearberry Cemetery. Rev. Laite officiated with a scriptural blessing. Inserted by grandson Harvey.
The Commissioner reported May 8 to the Commission of Government that five representatives of St Johns unemployed demanded official recognition, control of local public works, and independent recruitment. The government rejected recognition, kept works under Public Works, and ordered a 500-name applicant list vetted by Health and Welfare for job allocation. Schemes include reconditioning Blackhead Road and related projects.
The text states that it is not feasible to employ more men than noted and a plan to employ a certain number of young single men of St. John's on Forest Operations is under examination. The government has planned to rotate 500 men in the work.
Mrs John Gaynor of South Branch New Brunswick says she suffered backache for ten years and found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills after a severe sore back. She reports quick improvement and urges others with kidney trouble to try the pills.
The Commission of Government will compile a full unemployment list for St Johns and will not recognize any local committee. This explains why men’s claims sent to the government were rejected before the earlier disturbance.
The Portuguese government approves Nild's quota for codfish, enabling one cargo from the Chesley R. shipped by Forward & Tibbo of Grand Bank to move to that market. Current prices stand at 24 shillings per small quintal and 30 shillings per large and medium quintal.
Across the district communities joined in the Silver Jubilee with parades and children’s treats. Over 170 people from Virgin Arm, Garter's Cove, and Chanceporte lined the march, while about 200 children received fags and medals and were cared for during tea service.
The passage portrays Jesus as a carpenter who worked from boyhood to adulthood mending cottage doors and tools for poor farmers. It argues his craft extends to repairing broken homes faith and friendships, restoring church life and home life and guiding people toward the Father through his example.
A quote style line highlights the debate phrase that there are two sides to every question and the notion of a right and a wrong side in discussion.
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