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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1939
Page
3
A 71 year old woman, using Kruschen Salts since age 31, reports perfect health and ongoing energy. She claims regular use promotes internal cleanliness, removes waste daily, and renews vigor, describing a revived sense of youth and the famous Kruschen Feeling.
A hungry dog on Penneywell Road was saved when a passerby and a devout couple directed the animal to a kindhearted Boncladdy Street woman who took it in. Warmth and food revived the needy creature, drawing praise for compassion toward animals.
An advertisement touts Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as relief for croup asthma and bronchitis. It claims the medicine loosens phlegm eases chest congestion and reduces coughing and wheezing, urging buyers to choose results over a generic cough syrup. It cites Gerald S. Doyle Ltd St John’s as the supplier.
A woman tells a friend she is going to a political meeting with an open mind, yet she believes she will hear pure rubbish. She describes herself as not prejudiced despite her expectation of poor arguments.
A fragmentary narrative voices March as a wild boisterous month. It follows Little Mary and Little Lacey in domestic scenes where a child asks prayers and a party moment becomes a totem of family dynamics amid abrupt, clipped dialogue.
A vintage recipe for a half pound cake notes a one hour bake in a slow oven. It uses butter, sugar, sifted flour, baking powder, and five eggs, with instructions to cream butter and sugar and add eggs one at a time.
A concise quotation argues that peace requires more than the absence of war and emphasizes active pursuit of lasting harmony beyond conflict.
Flake the salmon crush the bones remove the skin but add the oil to mashed potatoes. Season with salt pepper and mustard. Shape into all pancakes and pan fry in bacon drippings. Serve in a stack with butter or a thick soup for a sauce.
The paper invites readers outside the town to send in local items of interest. It thanks past contributors and encourages more submissions that would interest people living abroad.
The Commission of Government authorizes a blue five cent stamp to mark the upcoming royal visit in June. The stamp features Their Majesties in oval frames with Newfoundland Coat of Arms, the words Royal Visit and Newfoundland, Postage, Five Cents, and dates June 17 to July 31.
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