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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1945
Page
3
A dated health testimonial describes a woman who recovered after an appendectomy at 65 using Kruschen Salts. She claims renewed energy and health into age 81, attributing rapid relief from rheumatism and a return to normal activities. The piece emphasizes internal cleansing as key to vitality.
Note expresses gratitude to numerous individuals and groups for wreaths, sprays, caskets adornments, cards, letters, and messages following the death of the writers' wife and mother. Names span many families and communities, with thanks also to organizations and school groups.
The W P A of Summerford reports donations from Daniel's Rand to Burt's Cove totaling 4285 to support knitting comforts. Donors include Mrs Elias Jenkins Captain and Mrs Avana Chesley Scott Scott Wheeler Samuel Wheeler Jessie Compton Mrs Ernest Jenkins and many others with multiple small contributions.
In December the Commissioner for Public Health and Welfare requested the release of Newfoundland doctors from the armed forces in Great Britain. Lieut. Commander William Collingwood is released and will practice at Brookfield Bonavista Bay arriving in 2 3 weeks. Flight Lieutenant Noel Murphy of the RAF is released and will arrive in Newfoundland later this month to join the Cottage Hospital at Bonne Bay.
A cheeky witness testifies in police court and defers to the judge's demand to stand. The magistrate snaps back with a fine and orders the man to sit, remarking there is no other way to stand.
A businessman hung DO IT NOW signs around his factory to motivate workers. Weeks later he refused to discuss outcomes, but tallies suggest tension: a cashier ran off with £1000, a head bookkeeper eloped with a top secretary, three typists asked for raises, the factory banner incited a strike, and the office boy joined the Navy.
A string of humorous and nonsensical statements about animals and definitions. The lines mix misdefined terms and silly byproducts, mentioning queens, milking, pig breeds, and farm notions without coherent narrative. No clear event or report is present.
A boy asks his father what a fiancee is and what a fiasco means as the family enjoys a fireside moment. The excerpt shifts to a recipe including chocolate drops and nut additions with directions to cream shortening and beat sugar.
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a traveler recounting adventures and patient observations during a journey. Names and full details are unclear, but the voice suggests a reflective travel narrative from a bygone era.
A fragmented text fragment discusses fear as a sin, celebrates the present day, and critiques a boy avoiding school. It strings mottos about love, town life, and the folly of not attending class, offering a stray snapshot of morale and social expectations.
The text describes mixing corn syrup with eyes, beating thoroughly, adding sifted dry ingredients, nuts and chocolate, then dropping batter on a sheet and baking in a moderate oven to yield 84 small cookies. A dialog follows with a hungry hobo and a tense wife debating blame and generosity.
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