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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
3
The Royal Barge of the RMS Express of Britain with escort cruisers sails and passes near Sigmal Hill to enable the public to bid Their Majesties well. Evening display of fireworks follows the naval display.
A reader describes severe dizziness hot flashes and indigestion for three years. After using Kruschen Salts for three weeks the symptoms eased and after 18 months she feels healthier and lighter with steadier mood and energy. The ad claims six salts stimulate liver and kidneys to cleanse the body.
One in four people catch colds easily and miss days from work. Colds affect all ages, from infancy to old age, with potential serious outcomes. Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is promoted as a relief and suitable for children and adults, offered by Gerald S. Doyle Ltd. in St. John's.
A travelling salesman this week disrupted a large room in a tale from Confederation Life as he confessed to his wife that he had taken an order but mislaid the soldress of his firm.
Peel and halve the tomatoes and fry in butter with flour and seasonings until browned. Bake biscuits at 375 degrees for 10 minutes. Serve tomato halves over biscuits with a thick white sauce. Serves six.
An Aberdonian meets a Canadian who asks his origin and then requests his hands. After learning he comes from Aberdeen the Canadian asks for both hands. He jokes that the last man from Aberdeen pinched his watch, ending the brief encounter with playful humor.
A wary exchange in a church setting sees the new vicar ask if coughs signal illness while the old verger quips that the coughs are time signals rather than sickness, hinting at superstition or tradition. The remark frames a clash between modern inquiry and rustic interpretation.
Mrs. Hl. J. Carpenter of Rothesay New Brunswick touts Nerviline after three years use. She cites relief for neuralgia chills cramps and stomach pain in her family and notes its value for colds and general minor ailments.
Garbage men dumped a mattress from a Gorge Street building behind City Hall. A tin box containing a few old coins spilled out, traced to a Lyons family once wealthy watchmakers and ships chandlers. Police took charge as word spread.
Scientists predict a near future where drivers enjoy cross word puzzles in cars as gadgets manage tasks. Electric cables under highways emit currents that slow following vehicles, and two way short wave radios warn of oncoming traffic to improve safety.
A government commission approved a bill to introduce a purple coloured motor fuel named ACTO for use in ordinary marine engines. The act sets licensing, sale, and transport restrictions, imposes a one cent per gallon duty on ACTO, and allows continued use of existing gasoline under old terms until claims lapse or new regulations take effect.
A portrayal frames the teacher as a prophet artist builder and citizen. It extols laying foundations for tomorrow unfolding personalities shaping civilization and faith in students. The piece cites the Journal of the National Induction Association of the United States.
Andrew Carnegie was asked to name the most important factor in industry labor capital or brains he compared it to choosing the key leg of a three legged stool emphasizing each element's interconnected role
A thinker questions self definition arguing we become what we believe about ourselves. The piece ponders whether our inner concept shapes reality and challenges the premise with a looping inquiry.
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