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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1942
Page
3
A message of hope from a woman once crippled for over a year by rheumatism. She could not walk without a stick, but after electrical hospital treatments failed she used Kruschen in tea and regained speed. She credits Kruschen with restoring her mobility at age over sixty.
Poem excerpt urging readers to keep faith amid world tragedy and loss. It declares that from death and night comes a dawn of fuller life and Freedom’s crowning hour. It encourages telling future generations of light and a heritage to take.
A compact collection of quotable lines extolling wisdom and virtue. It gathers proverbs and sayings from Bayard Taylor Mary Baker Eddy and Walter Scott emphasizing selflessness courage patience and kindness as enduring treasures over wealth. The tone mirrors a late 19th to early 20th century inspirational pocket anthology.
Core apples and place in individual dishes or an 8 by 8 pan. Bake at 350 degrees F for about 30 minutes. Make a syrup of sugar Crown Brand corn syrup and water then baste the apples four times during baking for a glazed finish. Serve with cream.
A fragmented verse laments delaying farewell and urges action while alive. The speaker warns against false sainthood and requests simple acts and kindness, including sharing jam and pinning a rose. The hopeful tone contrasts with the ache of impending absence and the call to value the present.
A fragment shows a sharp retort about language skills with the remark mocking the misused term coma as punctuation. The line hints at a larger exchange on literacy or humor within a conversational setting.
Public notice announces repeal of Regulation 11 of the Lobster Fishery and Packing regulations and substitution with a rule banning harvesting or possession of lobsters under three and one eighth inches. Any undersized lobsters must be returned alive to the water. The change was published in the Newfoundland Gazette on February 10 1942.
The note ties profitable investment with security and thrift, detailing how money poured into WS.C. and WSS reflects a coordinated financial strategy. The wording suggests emphasis on prudent savings and strategic funding.
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