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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
3
A man with years of lumbago reports relief after a fortnight on Kruschen Salts. He claims regular use revived his health, with improved digestion and blood circulation. The ad touts Kruschen as six natural salts boosting liver and kidney function for internal cleanliness.
In London a wrestling match drew gasps when a large wrestler removed his dressing-gown revealing a hairy ape like torso. A spectator shouted from the crowd asking if he would also take off his jumper.
The head of the household orders the oysters opened while a waitress, with shells scattered, proudly shows the cleaned shells she saved. She explains it took long to clean them and she discarded all the insides.
A woman received a communication from a tailor's firm asking her to call the next day for a coat fitting. The note reads Dear Madam with reference to the coat we are making for you will you please call tomorrow and have a fit.
A casual banter reveals a lighthearted rejection where a man asks and she responds with a playful twist, noting that a woman's no might imply a different feeling. The exchange ends on a humorous note about misread signals.
A teacher prompted a class to craft a poem using the words analyze and anatomy. One student penned a playful piece about analyzing over the ocean and sea, then longing to bring back anatomy, in a lighthearted educational moment.
A meteorite reportedly struck James McHugh’s farm near First Pond beside Curling while Mia McHugh, a housemaid, and a hired man worked in the vegetable garden. The blast shook the group at about 11 o clock, sending earth and stones skyward and leaving them briefly shaken before recovery.
A terse dialogue recounts a palm reader warning of imminent death during a Jewish holiday. The exchange frames fate as linked to a sacred date, with a cryptic exchange about destiny and timing.
A teacher asks a boy to repeat a sentence about Robert, Richard, and a rabbit. The child parries with a simpler version naming Bobby, Dick, and a poke in the side over the bunny.
The piece reflects on years of hardship and the hope of employment giving way to a broad wave of strikes. It notes that many seek work over relief and that as job opportunities rise, a widespread strike sentiment grows rather than subsiding.
Two students joke about study plans one asks about a summer fellowship the other replies with a playful mishearing about a cattleship as the punchline. The exchange highlights campus slang and humorous miscommunication.
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