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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
3
A health note urges teens and parents to address acne by diet and hygiene. Avoid greasy foods and heavy meats, eat fruit, drink water, exercise, and practice deep breathing. Cleanse skin twice daily with a granular wash, massage with cream, and use medicated acne cream overnight. Do not touch pimples and disinfect lesions with alcohol.
In a House of Commons health debate Dr J P Howden Lib St Boniface argued starvation improves health as money to buy rich foods is lacking. He claimed low mood days show better health and that many people “dig their graves with their teeth” due to abundance.
An elderly woman says Kruschen Salts helped her retain organ playing ability at age 75. She reports near full finger flexibility after two years of use and plans to play in August church services. The ad claims the six mineral salts improve bloodstream health, reduce uric acid, and prevent constipation.
A devotional reflection asserts complete reliance on God, valuing all He provides and denying desire for what is denied. The speaker trusts in divine care, casting worries on the Lord and choosing peace in faith even when life grows difficult and faith deepens.
A Swedish farmer named Olsen appeared for naturalization. When asked about satisfaction with general conditions, he replied yes and that the government largely suits him but would like to see more rain.
An interview in the daily press highlights the need for teamwork in the fish trade. A tale from the Weekly Herald illustrates how a farmer managed by replacing a reluctant ox with a mule, implying leaders must guide with decisive action even when not speaking directly.
A father recalls being tasked to find the greatest common divisor in school while his son is asked the same by a teacher. The exchange contrasts childhood learning with present curiosity as father laments the persistent quest.
A moral reflection lists rules to seek happiness by avoiding complaint and comparison. It urges not to dwell on tomorrow and to trust God’s provision, stressing that one’s lot is best in the divine plan and that yearning for change dulls peace.
In 1934 unrestricted access to the British market lifted Canadian bacon exports by 52 percent over 1933, while Danish exports fell 22 percent under quota restrictions.
A witty dialogue features a man insisting many girls resist marriage while his partner questions the claim. He counters with a simple, probing response revealing his method. The banter captures a playful view of courtship attitudes.
A married woman speaks to other women about a non narcotic herbal remedy claimed to ease painful delays and restore normal flow. Advert reads testimonials from readers across coasts, pricing $3 and $5, with order by mail from Royal Laboratory Windsor Out.
The historic clock in the tower of London’s parliament building no longer needs two men for six hours three times weekly. An electric motor now powers the winding, simplifying maintenance and reducing manual labor.
Pat agrees to pay a doctor two hundred dollars whether he kills or cures Pat's ailing wife. After the wife dies and the doctor bills, Pat testifies the doctor did not cure nor kill her, prompting the judge or jury to question the doctor’s claim and Pat’s commitment.
In a terse exchange a friend notes many doubtful bills on the merchant's books. The merchant confirms the issue, saying there is no question about it and implying a large volume of questionable accounts.
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