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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1944
Page
3
A public notice lists various item classifications and codes including needles not for sewing machines or medical use, bottle openers, kitchen utensils, steelware, soup and table spoons, nested steelware, and lamp parts. Also referenced are candles, closures, and lamp-related products with multiple tariff-like numbers and references to related exclusions and categories.
A Trade Review critique argues that government film boards neglect rural schools by restricting educational films to electrified areas. It urges self contained units with generators for isolated, smaller settlements, stressing the remembered rural schoolhouse as the true forgotten man.
Robinson asks about a wife described as very systematic. Smith confirms the trait and explains her theory that you can find what you want by looking where it would not be if you did want it.
Cupal Ltd promotes its diarrhoea mixture as a remedy that stops looseness purging and griping, asserting strong relief from digestive distress.
A Western retailer note mocks a deceased citizen known as old Ten Per Cent. The quip says the more he had the less he spent and the more he got the less he sent. It adds a wry line about his soul in heaven owning and charging rent. A Nasex inhalant ad promotes Nazex for colds catarrh and stuffiness.
A playful exchange notes a father refusing to buy a trumpet, while a son vows to practice only when he believes his father is asleep, suggesting a humorous household moment.
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