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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1939
Page
3
A former soldier writes that leaving the army with rheumatism and weight gain led to heavy symptoms but after taking Kraschen Salts he shed fat and restored health. He claims internal cleansing improved digestion and eliminated toxins, resulting in renewed energy and vitality at 61. He credits Kruschen for steady weight and mobility.
On a Scot's claim he may drop dead at any moment his doctor says so he buys a ticket from Edinburgh to London to ride the train station to station as he travels.
The Humber Herald prints a harsh satirical piece about a local wedding, lampooning the groom and bride with scathing humor. The narrator signals this may be the paper's last issue, declaring the writer’s aim to reveal harsh truths before departure.
The Sino-Japanese war aided India's trade by restoring markets in East Africa, Arabia, and Egypt while Japan’s exports to India declined. The article argues India should vigorously seize postwar opportunities, as Britain did in war and as Japan did in conquest, to permanently retain markets won back from Japan.
The writer critiques Japan's handling of protests in trade matters. They argue it is futile to offer weak excuses and expect favorable outcomes. seasoned diplomats will demand direct answers and accountability, not evasion.
The Christian Science Monitor argues Britain stands in Europe as America does in the western world sharing deeper unity in democracy and national interests. It notes Britain's position on ideals and interests aligns with American conceptions of government and strength.
A prominent warning on cold dangers notes that one fourth of people catch colds yearly and may miss work. the illness can affect all ages from infancy to old age. It promotes Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as a trusted remedy praised for coughs, bronchitis, and asthma.
Across China pronunciation varies by province and district while written Chinese remains uniform. The note highlights regional speech differences influencing how characters are spoken in daily life and education.
Poetic excerpt describes the wind as a lure to youth seeking roaming freedom. The speaker embraces the wild wind as a guiding force, claiming an unshakable truth and a life of perpetual journey with the roving breeze.
A column questions why peaceable nations prepare for unprecedented war and discusses the haves versus havenots in international relations. It notes Japan Germany and Italy seeking more space and territory, then shifts to a joke about a man who swallowed a sovereign years ago and waited to seek help.
A recipe describes laying out 34 pounds of flour 4 pounds sugar 34 pounds salt and butter on a board. Water is sprinkled over the sugar then the butter is worked in. Flour is added to form a firm dough cut in halves shaped into square cakes about 34 inch thick edges dressed with fingers and a fork marked centres and baked on a flat tin until delicate brown.
The Napanee Beaver discusses self discipline as both voluntary practice and governance imposed by elected leaders. It argues discipline is essential for democracies facing newer political theories appealing to youth, urging adherence to strong civic standards.
A readible fragment outlines a fruit cake recipe with butter sugar raisins mixed peel and cherries. Instructions mention sour milk and a long slow bake though measurements are garbled.
Anxious coalman pleads with his stubborn horse Jane to move while an old lady remarks you will never get it to go if you speak harshly. The coalman then asks the tired animal Cecil softly to shift if not too much trouble.
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