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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1940
Page
3
A reader testifies that daily Kruschen Salts with a glass of warm water reduces headaches. The ad argues headaches stem from stomach issues and waste buildup and promises swift lasting relief by cleansing the body with a small daily dose starting tomorrow.
A fish loaf recipe uses 134 cups scalded milk 25 crackers and 4 teaspoons butter. Mix with 3 cups flaked fish 2 eggs and seasonings, pack in a greased pan with cracker crumbs, bake 425F for about 30 minutes, then turn out and serve with tomato sauce. Six portions.
A recipe for Orange Corn Flake Chews lists condensed milk orange rind orange juice Kellog's Corn Flakes coconut and salt. Combine milk rind juice and flakes ground to coarse crumbs then add coconut and salt. Let stand three minutes drop by teaspoonful onto greased sheet bake at 350 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes remove. Yield 334 dozen cookies.
A Hong Kong weekly argues peace must be based on welfare for both Chinese and Japanese peoples, rejecting imperialist aims. It urges China to continue fighting until the Japanese government reveals its bankruptcy and the people compel peace on mutual terms.
Questioning Christian history and world peace the tract asks if Christianity has failed and offers a 128 page booklet God and Reason as a free gift. Readers are urged to request the pamphlet by mailing name and address to Associated Bible Students PO Box 809 St John s.
A collage of quotes on adversity from Emerson Carlyle and others contrasts with a wartime account of internees in Cape Town. Women faced expulsion as Nazi nuisances after subversive acts, with authorities arranging transport to the German frontier via a Dutch liner funded by the Union government.
In Cape Town authorities report sabotage rumors amid the arrival of more passengers and crew from a German liner sunk near Cape Point in December. The report mentions Naa Norsanghs and notes South Africa's response involving personnel and aid to women passengers and wardresses ashore.
A narrator recalls a failed plastic surgery attempt that aimed to improve a nose praised for shape and function. The surgeon claimed advanced methods would create a heroic feature, but the procedure left the nose sorer than ever and the narrator hides it from others.
A passerby quotes Jerry who jokes about leadership and whether he would destroy Hitler, answering with a sarcastic grin and a quip about wasting the lead. The exchange reflects lighthearted wartime dialogue and casual banter in a public setting.
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