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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1939
Page
2
Subscription rates listed: 1.00 per year to Newfound land 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to United States England and other foreign countries payable in advance. Advertising rates show 25 cents per inch for short term ads with possible reductions for longer runs and fortnightly changes in composition.
A school dentist notes Jack and Bobby are cutting their sixth year molars, the first permanent teeth to erupt. Dr Young explains their eruption timing, locations, and why these teeth are called keystones, shaping the arch and facial structure. The piece ends with a continuation cue.
Mrs White warns about protecting Bobby’s sixth year molars while highlighting a donation list from John Sansome’s fund, including contributions from Tizzard’s and Moreton’s. Names such as Alex Sansome, Mrs Dorman Scott, Gilbert Young, William Dove, and others appear with amounts. The letter date is March 13 1939 from Hillgrade ND.
A long list of names including Willis Boyde Herbert L cke Samuel Boyde Arch Boyde Arthur Osmond William Boyde Sidney Jenking and others appears with items like 1 pr mitta socks pillow stip and various goods valued at $250. The page also contains a theatre anecdote about an old man losing a caramel and a joke about teeth being in it. Mentions of Lloyd George and historical notes about Britain in crisis are included.
A vintage health ad warns that worry drains nerve force and disrupts appetite sleep and digestion. It promotes Dr Chase s Nerve Food as a remedy to rebuild nervous energy restore blood richness and restore health and optimism.
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