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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1941
Page
3
A woman describes years of crippling rheumatism and nightly numbness until she began taking Kruschen Salts. She reports improved circulation and urges others to try the remedy, stating it contains both sodium and potassium and dissolves uric acid crystals.
A wartime address outlines two core aims: to survive as a people under Nazi threat and to end the war through total victory. It asserts Germany’s total war strategy, vows to resist occupation, and emphasizes freedom, moral purpose, and a peaceful postwar world. It stresses Polish suffering, collective British resolve, and the need to crush Nazi tyranny to secure lasting liberty.
A dialogue has Mr. Smith doubting his wife’s health while Mr. Brown attributes changes to age. The doctor reportedly said nervousness is a sign of aging, suggesting a simple explanation rather than a medical issue.
This old ad copy promotes Gillett's Pure Flake Lye as safe for enamel and plumbing. It claims the product banishes odors, cleans, and makes many cleaning tasks easier, encouraging readers to keep a tin on hand.
The article explains scabies as a highly itchy, uncomfortable disease common in past wars due to time lost from duty. It notes untreated cases itch intensely at night, leading to scratching and infection, and emphasizes that seeking medical help is not disgraceful but avoiding it is. It may spread by contact with a patient’s clothing or bed linens, not casual everyday actions.
The text explains a tiny insect causes itching by burrowing under the skin. It details a three day treatment using sulphur soap lather, warm baths, and changing bedding and clothing, plus ironing and washing to prevent reinfection. Strong emphasis on treating all family members and contaminated items.
A command officer asks Johnson, weary from miles, to press on for ten more miles. The entire company steps forward except the tall, strong recruit who admits he is too tired for two more steps.
A cramped dialogue between an artist and a mountaineer ends with the man joking about painting and the possibility of removing the paint later. The scene hints at a lighthearted bet over easy money and practical concerns about cleanup.
Soldiers cheer as Queen Mothers conclude a visit in Gloucestershire marking a moment of wartime solidarity and public morale. The event featured ceremonial farewells and expressions of gratitude from troops and locals alike.
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