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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1940
Page
2
A reader testimonial claims blinding headaches faded after using Kruschen Salts in hot water. The ad asserts the product aids kidney, liver, and intestine function, flushing waste and improving overall health and complexion.
A British destroyer commander, Richard F. Jolly, dies after directing gunfire against an attacking bomber. His action, described as heroic, saves the ship and embodies wartime sacrifice. Details released after nearly three weeks reveal his death and leadership onboard.
To the anchorage and died. On the first attack of the enemy plane, the commander’s legs were shattered, his second in command killed, other ratings killed or wounded. Holding himself up by the bridge railing he issued his
Commander Jolly died after guiding his ship to dock and delivering calm, decisive action that repelled an enemy bomber. The Empire and navy honor his brave, gallant example, hoping to inspire millions at sea and at home despite censorship.
The quote emphasizes a shift from material growth to spiritual and moral strength. It argues society should pursue character culture religion and unseen values over mere knowledge government or tangible things, urging inner development.
Dr Edward L Borts of Lankenau Hospital offers ten rules for a fulfilling life after sixty. Eat sparingly with more fruit, drink two quarts of water daily, rest mind and body, forget worries, avoid hatred and jealousy, keep humor, make friends with youth, grow intellectually, read widely, and never retire, favoring wear out over rust out.
Jane McQuirk secretaries to Mrs. Dickson Harlow discovers a brown parcel containing fakes from the Assyrian Jewellery Syndicate. A mysterious man guides her through a woodland escape as danger closes in and the tale continues.
Jane awakens from a vivid terror to find a brutal assailant on a train parcel and the coach derailed onto a warm grass shore. A freckled man in a brown suit rescues her, reports no fatalities, and helps her to her feet after the wreck.
Small duties shape steady progress from modest starts. Even the mightiest achievements begin with a singular, humble effort.
A devotional verse recalls the crucifixion and resurrection with vivid imagery of the tomb, angels, and the risen Christ. It emphasizes faith in Christ's saving sacrifice and the promise of life beyond, urging souls to seek salvation through Him.
The text questions whether Christianity has failed given centuries of war and inhumanity. It cites the proclamation of peace and goodwill and asks if the Bible explains current global chaos. It promotes a 128 page booklet God and Reason to be sent free from Associated Bible Students Box 809 St. John’s.
A schoolboy’s Arctic assignment drew attention when he described an Eskimo as one of God’s frozen people. The remark sparked discussion about cultural sensitivity and accurate terms in classroom writing assignments.
A farmer argued about whether to say a hen is laying or lying when she cackles. The dispute focused on correct wording rather than the truth of the hen's action, as he cared only about identifying what the hen was doing.
A QA proud father visits a focal store and orders one dozen diapers. The clerk says the total is one dollar plus three cents tax, and he quips that safety pins are used at home.
The Christian Science Monitor notes that thousands of American Jews voted 250000 dollars for relief of Christian refugees from wartorn lands, reflecting a modern application of the golden rule in the New Testament and a demonstrated tolerance.
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