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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 16, 1942
Page
3
An article recounts a man’s claim that regular Kruschen Salts intake cured lumbago attacks by cleansing the blood. He details relief within 24 hours of a single dose and continued daily use, attributing the cure to minerals stimulating liver and kidneys for internal cleanliness.
An agricultural circular from the Department of Agriculture and Rural Reconstruction announces Circular No 61 outlining guidelines or programs. The notice references department names and the circular number as core identifiers.
The address stresses soil fertility as essential to profitable farming in Newfoundland. It outlines four key practices: preserve humus with organic manure like barnyard waste and kelp, keep land weed free, ensure adequate lime, and maintain available plant nutrients with occasional artificial fertilizers as supplements. Barnyard manure improves soil texture and water retention, while composting and proper manuring reduce fertilizer costs.
The piece outlines four soil fertility methods including crop rotation, green manuring, and especially careful handling of barnyard manure. It explains storage and application practices to prevent nutrient loss, advocates keeping manure dry, and details pit construction and cover practices. It stresses spreading modest dressings across all root crops and emphasizes five final recommendations for effective manure use.
A fragmentary exchange references Confed life and a father learning about someone and a river crossing. Mamma and Frank-Well discuss a sense of humor and safety as swimming is mentioned amid unclear names and actions. The text reads like a dialogue fragment with incomplete phrasing and characters.
A compact clipping presents notable quotes on government and religion. It cites Jefferson, Mary Baker Eddy, Burke, Goethe, and Wendell Phillips, illustrating views on divine guidance, protection of human life, self-government, and the balance between authority and individual action.
A total of 345 278 Scriptures were distributed to service members in 1941, including 133 715 New Testaments, as Rev J A M Armour reports. Since the war began 295 719 New Testaments and 20 000 volumes for prisoners in camps have been provided by the Bible Society in Canada and Newfoundland.
The British Navy has carried most Australians back to their homeland to aid defense. The grey sleek ships of the Silent Service continue their missions, and these epics may be read again in the future.
A rapid recital showcases three and thirty thirsty thieves threading the thick thistly thicket. Sheila in her sailing ships sees silver shells shining in the shallow sea and will sell shiny shells for a shilling.
The U S Navy's Douglas Dauntless two seat dive bombers with retractable gear join the big sea air attack on the Japanese invasion fleet off Ha'iChi in February 1942. Allies inflict heavy losses on troops and warships as Stukas face the new threat.woos Army designation A 24.
A brisk cavalry exchange shows a recruit doubting the horse headlock and a sergeant reassuring him with a flippant vow that the discomfort will pass, reflecting unit routine humor amid training.
A garbled dialogue snippet features lines about helping others, a plumber, a doctor, and a gentleman offering a penny for a kiss. Witty asides compare vanity with practical gains, ending with a quip about a girl using baking powder to keep a man. The fragment reads like a period kitchen-table rhyme with social banter.
Eskimos and others believed killer whales are wolves altered into sea beasts. The claim cites wild packs raiding oceans and many attributing animal cunning to the killers.
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