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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 21, 1938
Page
3
At 86, a church worker recalls a severe sciatica episode ten years ago and how Kruschen Salts helped. He began with half a teaspoon each morning, slept better, and reports no recurrence. He credits Kruschen for clear skin and health, urging readers to start the daily tiny dose.
Obituary notice for Pansy Loretta Rideout detailing a TB illness, hospital care, and faithful life. She lived in Todian Cove and died September 1937. Funeral conducted by Rev. Burden with YPS involvement and hymns sung at home church and graveside. Left husband, father, mother, five brothers, four sisters, and many relatives and friends.
In Twillingate many top cooks rely on Cinder Ella Flour for everyday baking and special occasions, highlighting its popularity among local chefs and home bakers alike.
A reader asks why there is no public telephone at the Coastal shed and requests an answer. Another reader suggests digging the Canal vat Shoal Tickle and blasting the rocky end to create work for men, questioning the need for more wharves after seeing four previously built with limited use.
A young boy speaks a soft bedtime prayer and his mother quietly corrects him, while another voice, perhaps a sibling, interjects with a firm response about what was asked. The scene centers on intimate family dialogue framed by a hush of night.
The Twillingate Sun notes a welcoming Gander Bay as summer nears after a successful Horwood Lumber Co. and I J French & Sons operation. Readers are urged to order from these firms for quality lumber. Magisterial visitor B J Abbott recovers well, with thanks to Twillingate Hospital and Dr Olds of N D Bay for ongoing care.
The Gander Bay J A held a meeting with a full lodge and honoured guests from the C E, R C and U C Teachers, Rangers Sergt LeDrew, Const J Harvey and others. The magistrate spoke on Education, praising local officials and cooperators including E W Penny and visiting agents. Acknowledgments were given to Rev R Q Davia, Rev Elliott, Capt Thomas Bosler and Capt Butler, with wishes for summer prosperity and a note of the Gander River holiday. Date noted May 10 1938.
A brief baking note urges using CINDER and ELLA flour for best results and advocates adding fine r results to improve outcomes.
The remark underlines that a person’s character is reflected by those closest to him. trusted confidants reveal true nature, while loyal circle signals virtue. The idea echoes discussions on morality and judgment from Lavater’s ethic.
A terse exchange notes worsening throat condition with multiple brief confirmations from the speaker, reflecting public concern and repeated recommendations to seek medical attention.
The Easter signing of the Anglo-Italian pact is seen as restoring the pre existing balance in Mediterranean affairs and reducing long standing frictions. Britain pledges to raise Abyssinia at Geneva, while honoring non intervention in Spain and denying territorial aims in Iberia or overseas. The accord seeks broader peace in Europe and vindication of British foreign policy.
Silver City is bought by Job Bros Co to lead the season's chilled salmon operations from Englen and Cartwright. The trio ships Lutzen Senef will be operated for lobster collection at Port au Port and live shipments to Canada and the U S. Last year the firm shipped over three hundred thousand pounds of crustaceans and plans to expand scallop and lobster work creating jobs in Port au Port. The Silver City will be fitted with refrigeration and arrive in St John s soon with West Bay Lumber Co. Also Mestre Jub Bros run lumber ops in St George s and Stoinville with 20 000 cords of pulpwood to Sandy Point for export, supporting about 500 workers last season.
A classroom exchange shows the teacher urging students to take pride in appearance while Jobony asks for clarification about wearing collars. The dialogue highlights a humorous misunderstanding over terms and measurements.
A playful verse piece from the Waarbington Star about a child’s mischief. The speaker jokes about catching and correcting a would be thief in a domestic scene. The tone is light and humorous, reflecting a family moment.
The quote credits William Penny and asserts that admitting fault shows wisdom gained. It emphasizes personal growth from acknowledging past mistakes.
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