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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 30, 1942
Page
3
A vintage testimonial claims Kruschen Salts cured a recurring sciatica attack in a week. The ad explains sciatica stems from uric acid buildup and says two ingredients dull and dissolve crystals while others flush them from the body, easing pain.
A smart alec airman from Gander who prided himself on pulling legs during visits to Grand Falls was the guest yet again. This time his own leg was pulled in return, marking the end of his latest prank.
A reader report describes a dead hen placed in an airman's kit bag on Suvla Road before departure to Gander. On the train the airman discovers the tireless hen, prompting a humorous note about his pals and his first wings on the Nild Expresa.
Under the Emergency Powers Defence Act 1940 the Governor in Commission has issued new regulations. Dated at St John’s May 15 1942. P D H Dunn Commissioner for Natural Resources.
A compact collection of quotes on truth faithfulness and self improvement from Confedera tion Life promotional material. It weaves aphorisms from Shakespeare Cicero Berkeley Mary Baker Eddy Stevenson Ruskin to inspire personal integrity and continuous learning.
Regulations grant Commissioner for Natural Resources power to control salt imports into Newfoundland. Licensing required for importers, price orders may set salt prices, and inspectors may enter premises, inspect salt, and demand records to enforce compliance. Obstruction of inspectors carries penalties under the act.
The Defence Salt Control Regulations outline Commissioner powers to require salt selling businesses to keep books and respond to information requests. Offences include failure to provide records or furnishing false information, with penalties up to two years’ imprisonment and fines. Directors may be held liable for corporate contraventions unless they prove lack of consent and diligence. The Commissioner may issue, vary, or revoke orders, prescribe procedures, and grant or revoke licences to regulate salt imports into Newfoundland.
On each third qualifying offence the court may suspend or restrict the offender from carrying on or being involved in the business where the offence occurred or similar businesses for a period. Violating such an order incurs a crime and may lead to up to three months’ imprisonment or, on indictment, up to five years.
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