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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1938
Page
3
A widow with a busy boarding house recounts six year battle with sciatica. After trying many treatments she finds relief in Kruschen Salts with quick first dose and a week to full cure. She credits daily use and notes age looks younger.
Sam is hired by Mr. Williams to paint a shed for $2.50 but later Sam admits he sublet the job for $3. He explains that being boss is worth more to him, while Williams protests paying more than the original price.
A doctor’s heart examination with forceps leads the child to exclaim, Oh mammie, he’s telephoning to my insides. The line captures a child’s humorous, startled reaction during a medical checkup.
A vintage recipe for a grape jelly roll called Grape Jelly Roll. It lists Swans Down cake flour Calumet baking powder salt sugar vanilla and grape jelly, with instructions to beat eggs and sugar, fold in flour, bake in a greased pan, roll with jelly, and cool wrapped in a cloth.
A reflective verse urges that mood shapes perception of daily skies. It contrasts gloomy thoughts with hopeful hearts and inner joy, suggesting optimism lifts the spirit beyond weather.
A lyric poem evokes a moonlit jungle scene with animals and tropical imagery. It describes moonlight over cocoa palms and banyan trees as creatures mingle in a playful, romantic mood. The speaker invites the listener to stroll through Jungle land with fashionable flair.
A set of observed errors notes gendered language for heroine as kip per and defines false doctrine as giving people the wrong medicine. It also states the stomach is the most dilated part of the elementary canal.
Advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic to relieve backache and bladder irritation. It claims 40 cents at drug stores and urges customers to buy the Haarlem brand from Holland for guaranteed results, noting symptoms of weak kidneys include puffy eyes and leg cramps.
A husband jokes that his manners toward his wife have not changed since marriage. He recalls leaning on the fence to watch her shadow, fearing to enter, and claims his life remains a grind of hearthstone with a looming tombstone. The wife quips that it will instead be brimstone.
In a vivid natural scene, a grasshopper plucks music from its wing cover as a fiddle and uses its leg as a bow, creating a quirky woodland concert.
William M Nells of Adara village in County Donegal died at 101. He never saw a railway train despite several nearest lines being nearby, an irony noted in local records.
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