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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
2
Mrs J H credits Kruschen Salts with restoring use to her right hand after severe rheumatism. She suffered sleepless nights and could not perform chores or sew. The ad claims the salts dissolve uric acid crystals and help expel them naturally, noting renewed health within weeks.
Finnigdo pleads rent relief as Riley offers a discreet move using a well trained horse and cart. The pair boast the horse can walk past the landlord’s house on tiptoes, promising a quiet relocation under cover of night.
Advertises purchase of Newfoundland postage stamps with prices up to 50 dollars for certain stamps and 10 cents per hundred to 3 dollars for stamps in good condition. Encourages sending stamps to J. J. Jamex in Corner Brook Newfoundland for payment.
Tentative continuation plans for the Geological Survey under Dr Snelgrove and Mr Howse include detailed mapping of Sops Ann Ming's Bight and Cing Cerf and possibly St Lawrence area as fluor spar district. Molybdenite deposits at Rencontre and Fieur de Lys may be examined. Topographical surveys also planned under Mr A A Curran.
Advertisement notes cabbage for sale at ten cents per ounce with unclear remaining details including possible vendor or location.
The notice lists pocket watches at 1.00 and men's wrist watches with straps at 2.50 along with chromium bracelets 1.00 and wedding rings 1.00. Ladies wrist watches with straps 2.50 chromium bracelets 0.50 and rolled gold case wrist watches with ribbon bands 1.95. It also states we buy gold teeth brooches chains medals rings and related items and provides John D. Snow P O Box E5303 St Johns as contact.
Readers urged to treat tapeworm infestation with Tanex from Royal Laboratory Windor Out. Ad claims symptoms include loss of appetite dizziness bad breath and abdominal pain. Product touted as safe for children and not sold in drugstores with a five dollar price and home-use directions.
The notice states that for Notes of Thanks and similar notices the charge is 25 cents per item. It outlines the pricing rule and applies to all such notices submitted for publication.
The Department of Natural Resources offers to supply young pigs this spring on a cash basis only. Pigs are at least six weeks old, from selected stock, and must be paid with orders. Delivery to the nearest railway station or port costs 5.75 dollars each, or 56 dollars per crate of ten, with shipping instructions required. Communities are urged to order in crates of ten. Department of Natural Resources, April 25, 1935.
The amendment to the Game and Inland Fisheries Act makes mere possession of beaver skins an offense with penalties up to 200 dollars or up to three months in prison. Regulation 51 bars possession and sale of moose caribou beaver or martin unless licensed to hunt or take. voluntary handover of skins to authorities is encouraged by the Department of Natural Resources. Claude Fraser, Secretary for Natural Resources, issued the notice on April 29 1935.
The Daily Mail reports a new Atlantic air service plan with an announced investment of £2,500,000. Officials outline expanded routes and modernized fleets amid regulatory scrutiny and market competition.
The Sun promotes its home paper service for readers and non subscribers alike, highlighting the Daily Telegraph Bulletin as a link to local offices and urging a nominal yearly fee to receive the Sun and related items. The message thanks supporters for small contributions aiding a "Home Paper" and asks all who can to subscribe.
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