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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1941
Page
3
A testimonial promotes Kruschen daily use for weight loss and relief from headaches and rheumatism. The letter claims the wife improved health and reduced fat while the husband uses it for rheumatism, asserting the product cleanses fats, poisons, and acids.
A collage of adages on conscience and morality from Tryon Edwards Benjamin Franklin George Washington Mary Baker Eddy James A Garfield Punshon and Napoleon. The selection contrasts personal integrity with public life and the tempers of expediency versus right action.
A man explains he has courted a girl for ten years with weekly Wednesday and Friday meetings. He says marrying her would leave him nowhere to go on those evenings, revealing the humor of a long, stalled romance.
Rudolf Hess, once Hitler's deputy, detained near London, adopts a hunger strike in hopes of securing release. The move signals continued German political turmoil as authorities monitor his condition and potential negotiations.
The Southland Daily News in Invercargill publishes Adolf Hitler’s purported deathbed testament. It includes claims of suffering brave pain, accusations against Poles, Stalin, and Allied nations, and a farewell note claiming leadership of Germany and contempt for opponents.
The Montreal Star notes Germany uses Europe’s milk to feed its people while Italy faces hunger as cold weather nears. German ration cuts halve linen and clothing allowances, forcing citizens to rely on patriotism for warmth as winter approaches.
British engineers assemble a 15 ton locomotive and 7% ton tender for the Ula Remis Estete on the Malay Peninsula. Fuel will be parm fibre and coconut shells to avoid coal. Notable features include a spark suppressing chimney system and an elaborate boiler feed setup for estate water conditions. The engine weighs 15 tons with a 7% ton tender carrying 500 gallons of water and 120 cubic feet of fuel. Gauge is 700 mm and boiler working pressure 160 psi.
Captain T Connors reports no codfish nor herring taken along the Labrador coast from Hopedale to Battle Harbour. All schooners are south of the Miraite with the Minnie Frost bringing up the rear after years of fishing. Coast residents are prepared for winter and settlers begin outfitting for trapping season.
Scientists state the Earth’s equatorial circumference has grown by about 134 miles in the last century. The remark mentions political figures Roosevelt and Hitler in relation to sea freedom, though the passage contains garbled phrasing.
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