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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 15, 1943
Page
3
A reader testimonial claims the Kruschen daily dose changed mornings from heavy headed and sour to fresh and optimistic within a week. The letter attributes mood improvement and easier daily life to the remedy, noting its claimed effects on digestion and blood cleansing.
In memory of my dear uncle Samuel Hicks and my cousin John Hicks with lines of faith and sorrow. The note speaks of joining Jesus on the bright shore and the severing of earthly ties as the speaker vows to meet again after the last mile of the way. Inserted by Mrs Martha Flfield, Laurenceton, N D B.
A collection of quotations on duty virtue and moral conduct from Carlyle Lieber Eddy Gardiner Spring and Hare. The notes emphasize right living justice law and self denial as paths to holiness and strength.
A grandparent asks Alfie for his best school subject and receives a defiant reply. Alfie states that he 7 produced the best plan for postwar reconstruction, signaling a wry, exchange style moment.
An exam paper defines a circle as a round straight line with a hole in the middle. In a separate anecdote, Mr. Simpson asks who he spoke with for an hour at the gate and learns it was Mrs. Smith who couldn’t come in.
A March 1 1943 public notice outlines procedures for export licences to Newfoundland under a Board of Economic Warfare programme. It details issuance around May 20 1943 and June 30 1943 cutoffs, import recommendations, release certificates BEW 119 forms, and appeals, with Newfoundland Supplies Officer coordination and cautious flexibility for wartime needs.
A note of thanks from Meta’s family asks to publish the names of those who sent wreaths and sprays and visited the funeral. Wreaths are listed with givers from Burnt Cove and Indian Cove, with several individuals named. Sprays are credited to Misa Mabel Burt, Bertha Thistle, and Calvin Gosse. The family signs from Indian Cove in memory of Meta.
Verily Tom had just put one over on Jim. The two men debate town clergy numbers, with Jim claiming a truth about the Rev. Fourth and his two parsons as part of a quip during a table talk.
A proverb notes a man misses chances when he attends too closely to neighbors. It warns against overvaluing external voices and favors personal focus on own path.
An editorial explains fuze as a military term for initiating explosive charges and fuse as a home electrical or blasting device. It notes a New York man who insured toppled items and claimed fire damage, was arrested for arson after the judge ruled in his favor.
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