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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1943
Page
3
A woman recalls an acute rheumatic episode fifteen years earlier. Her brother credited Kruschen Salts with his recovery and advised a daily half teaspoon in water. After three weeks she improved, continued for five weeks, and now maintains a small daily dose.
A collection of brief religious quotes emphasizes belief in goodness and confident tomorrows. The excerpts praise daily duties as part of faith, living religion in conduct, and the pervasive influence of spirituality on life and others.
Farmers who raise their own calves improve herd quality and value. Selecting bulls and heifers through careful breeding yields higher producers, stronger calves, and better offspring. Training, feeding, and adherence to sound care principles repay time and money spent. Pure-bred bulls and good cows drive livestock improvement.
Home raised calves from sturdy stock fare better in climate and environment than imported animals. Raising calves distributes costs over development and builds familiarity with stock. Buying milking cows in lump sums risks inferior stock and higher disease exposure. careful breeders test for disease and parasites, building reputations and garnering higher prices for well bred stock.
Articles discuss cattle breeding as requiring passion and knowledge of breed traits with strong foundation stock and good records. The text shifts to Twillingate’s misfortune from fire destroying Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital, detailing its impact on the North East Coast, historic funding, and calls to restore the hospital to its pre retrenchment level.
The article advocates selecting heifers for future milk production and notes wide scope for herd maintenance. It encourages dairy farmers to engage in this practice to secure future stock needs.
Confederation Life reports the Trinity Enterprise has donned a new coat as the latest issue appears across a seven column page in four pages. Bro Brady makes a bid to maintain Trinity's prominence on the map.
Johnny brings a rope to his mother and asks her to tell how long it is using an odd measurement method. The mother watches as he describes the improvised yardstick and the humorous scene unfolds.
Private Jones scans the distance when a daring sea of hillocks rises across the glass. He exclaims in astonishment that camels are advancing toward the position, signaling an unusual approach observed at the outpost.
A minister questions a church member about missing services. The member cites a bunion on his foot preventing attendance, prompting the parson to quip that even a bunion can hinder the pilgrim's progress.
The piece notes many fishermen facing hardship as cod prices rise and jobs vanish at Bell Island with about 2000 men laid off. It questions who deposits funds in banks while depopulated fishing communities struggle and warns of economic slump needing relief.
The Premier of Quebec Godbout presses claims on Labrador and Canada may leave the issue to Newfoundland voters. Ottawa cites defense cost as reason to relinquish the Labrador portion ceded to Quebec by a 1900 Privy Council decision amid Monroe era rulings.
Revy Fuge of Fostoria recalls the loss of the Caribou and the shock it brought to Captain Tav erner and others. The writer notes wartime grief and a wish to return to youth to seek vengeance, reflecting on the perilous random reach of war.
The Wednesday holiday brought clear sun and a crowd of visitors from surrounding settlements into town for business.
The Hickman estate is valued at more than $991 000 with bequests of 500 dollars each to city orphanages. The will details gifts and distributions among charitable institutions and heirs, outlining financial bequests and residual assets.
Mr. Wm. Freeman reports improved condition after a heart attack and has been resting in bed this winter, with some improvement in well being noted.
The United Nations expects fresh codfish to be in demand this year with Nild and Jil noted as rising figures. The A.N.D. Co plans to offset shipping losses by producing fish packaging from pulp and paper bags for trade.
A compact item notes a militia update labeled NILD and NOY Pogrinross with terse wording and no clear context. The fragmentary text provides limited identifying details and lacks dates or locations.
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