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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 03, 1945
Page
2
A reader recalls long ago relief from rheumatism with Eruschen and Kruschen Salts. He warns against stopping the daily dose, claiming renewed pain and joint stiffness subsided only after resuming the remedy, and notes his age exceeds 65 while feeling young and active.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower praised Britain's resolve during the two lonely years of war. He credited British courage in the Blitz and Battle of Britain with shaping Allied success, noting the three million Americans in the Allied Expeditionary Forces would want him to honor their British comrades.
London Daily Express reports Allies developed a radio guided anti aircraft shell using a proximity fuse to steer rockets to high altitude targets. The system promises 100 percent accuracy and would detonate when in proximity, with the fuse enduring extreme accelerations.
A young girl, newly learned in catechism, laments that despite obeying the fifth command to honor parents, her daily life remains unchanged. She notes going to bed at seven each night, sensing no lasting improvement from her pious regimen.
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims from famous thinkers. The text urges memorizing witty lines to guide memory and action, noting the value of proverbs in aligning behavior with principle and promoting prompt, decisive conduct. It cites Ramasay Johnson Tillotson Tryon Edward and Mary Baker Eddy on the enduring truth of order as heaven's first law.
The Commissioner for Supply issues an order effective October 23 1945 setting the maximum selling price for turnips at five cents per pound trimmed or twelve cents per bunch, with a minimum weight of four pounds. J MCINTYRE Deputy Secretary for Supply dated October 20 1945.
The record lists key lunar phases with dates: New Moon on the 4th, First Quarter on the 12th, Full Moon and Last Quarter on the 26th. It notes traditional phases for the month and provides a concise celestial calendar.
Published by authority under the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 the following Order has been made by Imee dated at St Johns the 20th day of October 1945 J. Puddester Commissioner for Supply Acting explains the action under wartime price controls and regulatory framework.
The order defines terms for bunch and trimmed turnips and caps prices at five cents per pound for trimmed turnips and twelve cents per bunch with at least four pounds. It revokes the 1945 Food Current Prices Order No 67 except penalties incurred before revocation, and makes infringements offences under Defence Prices Regulations. Effective midnight October 22, 1995, the order may be cited as the Current Prices Order No 70, 1945.
Bulletin No 1 from the Newfoundland Fisheries Board reports a grand total of 601 309 quintals of codfish caught from January 1 to September 30, 1945, excluding Labrador vessels. Deep Sea 95 945 quintals and Inshore 350 547 quintals. Labrador catches total 11 675 quintals light salted. Vessel counts incomplete. 78 deep sea and 63 Labrador vessels missing reports. Regional totals by area are listed from Cape Norman to Cape St. Mary's.
A partial OCR segment shows a dense string of numbers and punctuation without clear entities or a readable event. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes are extractable for a coherent news item or headline.
Logan Mail Order at 248 Main St Winnipeg offers men's suits and coats cheap with many items priced under 10. Winter overcoats for men and ladies coats with fur collars in various sizes 2 to 44. Children's coats and dress pants items listed. Shoes and army apparel included. All clothes dry cleaned and pressed. Orders shipped with 15 percent discount, no COD, pay postage, satisfaction guaranteed. November 10.
The Montreal Star notes a UK Information Office piece debunking the carrot legend as a PR device. It states pilots did not gain night vision from carrots or vitamins, while radar aided night navigation remained the true secret. The column jokes about continued pill taking and questioning common beliefs.
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