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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 04, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented column discusses gender roles and parenting, contrasting masculine selfishness with female patience. It reflects on parental influence, obedience, and the dynamics of household chores, suggesting many duties fall to mothers and stressing virtues of modesty and propriety in marriage.
A damaged article discusses dental health and claims about tooth care methods. It mentions potassium chlorate and cocaine solutions, claims about dental lesions, and controversial remedies. The piece appears to caution against improper use and misrepresented treatments while noting possible inflammation outcomes.
A fragmented discussion links tea and drink habits to mood disorders and nervousness. It mentions irregular depression, mental strain, and frequent consumption of multiple pints as contributing factors, with references to social behavior and potential health concerns among women.
Fragmentary kitchen instructions describe layering meat or soy substitute with breadcrumbs and onions, seasoning, butter, and gravy. The steps mention baking for about 45 minutes and serving with a browned top, but many words are garbled and unclear.
A parliamentary dispute centers on the councils stance toward large sanitaria for tuberculosis. Opponents challenge the cost and efficacy citing statistics and expert opinion. supporters urge establishment with medical guidance and public health measures.
Arthur Mantel markets SALVIA as the Great American Hair Grower claiming it nourishes hair roots, stops thinning and falling hair, and cures dandruff. The ad touts a ten day guarantee and a large bottle priced at dramatic seven via signs, with Latin name SALVIA highlighted.
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