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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1942
Page
3
Agriculture and Rural Reconstruction department releases Circular No 60 detailing policy guidance and implementation priorities for rural development. The notice outlines objectives, funding avenues, and procedural steps for state and local agencies to adopt.
WR Sparkes outlines building and managing hotbeds and cold frames to extend growing seasons. He covers site selection, permanent versus temporary beds, frame construction with sashes and covers, heating with fresh manure, layering soil with sod and manure, and sowing timing to avoid frost while ensuring even heating.
The article outlines seed sowing depth and soil coverage, watering for even moisture, and the need for light and temperature balance to prevent leggy or spongy plants. It details transplanting stages from hotbeds to cold frames, and gradual hardening before outdoor planting, warning that poor hardening leads to poor results.
Thames side town Erith in Kent turns its swimming pool into an emergency water reservoir for over 200 000 people as a backup supply. London Metropolitan Water Board survey identified 14 deep wells. three suitable for drinking while others served industrial or public bath needs.
A reader describes liver trouble and constant headaches eased by Kruschen Salts. After 10 to 12 days he lost 26 pounds, dropping from 229 to 193, and reports feeling younger with headaches gone as the remedy cleanses stagnating wastes from the system.
National Fire Service pumps rely on a 70 010 gallon pool as the main water source. The well yields 20 009 gallons per hour and three stand pumps add 17 000 gallons per hour of ichlotinated water. This provides 408 000 gallons every two hours and 70 000 gallons in reserve, enough for about 204 000 people at 2 gallons per day.
The passage notes British steel, famed worldwide for quality, has become a crucial war industry for munitions. It references stocktakers in a British steel works loading shop inspecting plates destined for production.
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