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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 24, 1941
Page
3
A woman describes severe rheumatism in arms and hands that left her unable to perform housework or sew a button. After trying Kruschen Salts, she reports relief within three weeks, noting improved sleep and ongoing benefits. The ad claims ingredients dissolve uric acid crystals and aid natural expulsion.
A compact collection of quotation snippets on friendship from Cicero Oliver Wendell Holmes Mary Baker Eddy Abe Bonnard Euripides and Addison. The lines celebrate unity of aim sincere friendship and the solace of mutual understanding.
Confederation Life reports two Canadian soldiers stopped a Civil Servant in London and asked about a vast building. He identified it as the Ministry of Information, and one joked the ministry must be so large to store all the information they never release.
In the week ending May 2, heavy raids across Germany and occupied Europe damaged docks shipyards and industrial centers in Kiel Hamburg and Mannheim. Berlin Wilhelmshaven Bremerhaven Cuxhaven and Baden were also raided. Coastal Command Blenheims sunk at least seven enemy ships and 21 Allied aircraft are reported missing.
Washington reports exports last year of 3 532 airplanes and 4 986 engines and parts valued at 311 757 326 to the British Empire and other countries. The year may bring larger totals as the business enters full stride.
A brief vignette from The American Legion Magazine shows a sentry challenging a voice with a demand to recite the second verse of The Star Spangled Banner. The voice admits ignorance and the exchange moves toward further instruction.
A discussion emphasizes diverse fresh local foods and independence from imports. It outlines a diet plan for a five person family, showing locally producible foods, annual food unit needs, and estimated purchasing requirements, noting lean May to August months but available lobsters and herring. It argues land as a key asset for reliable food, proposing cultivation of a tenth of Twillingate Island area could meet needs.
The piece argues that growing more food at home supports a balanced diet and serves a patriotic duty. It outlines types of foods that can be produced locally and highlights practical benefits for households.
British coastal fortifications are described as a ring of steel with heavier guns being mounted. The image shows a 9.2 inch gun installed on the Bogland coast.
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