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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
2
A poem lampoons noisy dogs and protesting neighbors. The speaker proposes electing a councilman who would curb barking by tying dogs and their owners to a rope as a satirical, humorous remedy. The verse critiques urban disturbance and suggests unconventional, cheeky solutions.
Pep and energy claims in an advertisement for Dr Chase's Nerve Food. It asserts the product restores blood richness and nerve force, reducing worry and fatigue by supplying minerals and vitamins. It urges readers to trust proven benefits and try the remedy.
Published by authority the Commissioner for Supply exercises powers under Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 and amends the Food Current Prices Order No. 32 1943 dated St Johns 8 June 1946. The notice cites J S Neill as Commissioner for Supply.
The amendment to Order 32 of 1943 sets new maximum retail prices for evaporated milk in 14.5 ounce tins. Pet brand tins may not exceed 18 cents. other US brands 19 cents. Order 78 of 1946 is revoked but penalties under that Order remain. Effective June 11, 1946.
A writer notes the average person consumes two to three quarts of food and drink orally daily, while inhaling about 10 000 to 12 000 quarts of surrounding air through the lungs each day. The remark contrasts ingestion with respiratory intake to illustrate breathing volume.
Shortest path to live with honor is to be real in appearance. Strength of purpose and bold energy arise from doing our duty. Trust truth not error and truth grants freedom. Bible as key to heart happiness and duty. Before me and behind me God is and all is well.
An old health advertisement touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a long trusted remedy to prevent kidney and bladder disorders. It warns of headaches backache rheumatic pain lassitude and sleep loss and urges those nearing forty or older to take the product for a healthier happier future.
The May report shows 476 new savings accounts opened with total deposits of 218,463 dollars. For the first five months of 1946 initial deposits amount to 1,144,636 dollars and new savings deposits since January 1 total 4,696,286 dollars. James Murdock, Director of Savings Publicity, signs the letter.
A young woman’s father dislikes Henry who visits often. Henry knows pater’s attempts to suppress his ideas. One night a friend arrives excited about a basement fire. Henry dismisses it and says to call the father to throw a wet blanket on it.
In a sweeping critique the author traces Newfoundland governance from the era of fishing admiral rule to 1950s Commission government, arguing that political rot persists despite form. He contrasts responsible government with current administration, cites wasted funds and stalled industry, and laments dependence on external aid while calling for genuine leadership and emancipation from dole.
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