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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
2
Mrs. C D Kiker of Portland reports swift relief for her children after using Nerviline for colic cramps and sour stomach following green fruit. She notes immediate improvement within minutes and frequent beneficial results for various family illnesses.
Hermione pursues her estranged husband Dick Lawless across Paris and Britain after a hotel confrontation. A private detective traces Jaqueline St Helier and Lawless to a Paris flat as Hermione confronts the pair, insisting certain truths must be spoken. The love affair and bitter resolve threaten to redefine their tangled marriage.
A troubled couple argues in a Paris flat as he urges her to accept legal freedom while plotting a swift departure for South America. Jaquelin returns early, prompting a tense concealment and last minutes decisions about their far flung future.
A health department initiative conducted by H. M. Mosdell M D for the Bureau of Health and Public Welfare is described, detailing aims, methods, and expected public benefit. The report emphasizes community health improvement and oversight by the department.
An examination of insomnia as a habit driven issue. Sleep is not essential to health in itself, but regular rest aids well being. Tips include warm bedding, avoiding cold feet, light meals, and quiet, relaxed routines before bed. Avoid self-prescribed drugs. seek guidance from the Bureau of Health, St. John’s.
In Twillingate Sun notice from April 1934 records the death of Mrs Obadiah Rideout at age 34 after six months with tuberculosis. Survived by husband, four children, a father and three sisters in Moreton's Harbour and Toronto. Funeral at L A Ball with Ensign Churchill delivering a sermon based on Jeremiah 15 9.
Lady Anderson outlines the Service League’s 1933 34 season operations from the Newfoundland Hotel depot opened November 28 1933. Local and district committees aided distribution of clothing to 37 199 people with an average of over three garments per person, despite funding limits. Appreciation is given to volunteers committees the City Clothing Relief the press departments and the public for wide support and a vision to establish future service centers across settlements.
The document commends Messia Read Son & Watson as honorary auditors and thanks district and focal committees across the island for their cooperative work. It notes 334 committees formed with some missteps, highlights outport plus headquarters totals, and records funds raised of 17,260.86 and clothing 13,171 people, totaling 37,174 aided.
A fragmentary OCR note records a lecturer stating he shall not speak much longer and mentions no clock or watch. The text hints at a public speaking setting with references to toons and a calendar, but the surrounding context is unclear.
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