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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1939
Page
3
The account describes a man with long-standing rheumatism who after seven years abroad and worsening symptoms spent two months in hospital. Since taking Kruschen Salts continually, he gradually recovered and is now nearly free of the pains. The salts are cited as containing active uric acid solvents and kidney-stimulating ingredients.
Ministers and representatives of the Twillingate Presbytery visited Twillingate for a weekend session. Rev H Maxwell Dawe spoke on church responsibility and Miss Campbell addressed women’s church work. Summer and vacation schools were planned for Long Point Springdale Summerside and Twillingate with Rev T J Pitt as Dean and Director.
A medical note discusses advances in plastic surgery and a case involving surgeon Jaccordin who treated a neck throat skin condition. The report notes a slip from the neck causing a beard and swallowing difficulties, detailing the operation and its mixed outcomes.
A lamp in the old patage at Ira camers, Tudia, has burned since about 190 years ago. It is said to commemorate a ancestor who ascended to heaven while resting on a stone couch.
In a light exchange Pat jokes he would be a fine monkey if he had a tail and Mike retorts that Pat would make an ideal monkey without any change. The dialogue showcases banter between two unnamed speakers in a humorous mood.
A historical note indicates that nearly one third of non occupational accident causes are traceable to automables, highlighting the role of automatable factors in everyday mishaps.
Obituary tribute praising the lost mother Mrs Welter Suit who died after illness. The piece notes her children, husband, parents, and brother missing her, and expresses faith in a heavenly home and future reunion through Christ. It urges families to seek the Saviors guidance and conveys mourning through a devotional tone.
Memory notice for Mrs Samuel Kevte nee Aunn who died on a Tuesday at age 58. She leaves a husband two daughters Mrs Thomas and Mrs Angustue Brieger and a son Adiphas, plus stepsons and many relatives. Funeral lines reflect a simple Christian farewell. Inserted by her daughter Phoebe.
The piece argues that a vinegary countenance and pessimism destroy value and hinder creativity, insisting that true producers create rather than brood on misfortune. It contrasts pessimism with constructive, value-creating attitudes.
A village inn landlord misdirects a driver asking for Purleton. The driver follows confusing directions ending at the same pond, with the landlord insisting the destination is Puddleton, despite the driver expecting Purdleton. The comic exchange pivots on dialect and miscommunication.
Two boys push a friend onto a bicycle saddle and he rides away downhill. When the friend fails to return, the boys search the area and question an elderly woman for information.
The fragment shows a girl asked if she saw a boy on a bicycle and responds that she has never seen anyone except a boy sitting in a ditch mending our umbrellas.
Macpherson tells Noo to double up fists as a boy five learns to handle a penny. The wife protests teaching a child to fight, while a man defends the lesson as safe penny handling.
A doctor tests a patient and jokes about a wind instrument. The patient answers with a quip about a concertina as the doctor notes the throat reveals the instrument. The exchange unfolds with light humor and wordplay.
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