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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1942
Page
3
A man explains how Kruschen Salts eased acute lumbago attacks, restoring mobility within 24 hours and suggesting a daily small dose to prevent recurrence. He claims the remedy cleanses the blood by stimulating liver, kidneys, and digestion and thus keeps lumbago at bay.
A collection of moral and religious maxims from figures like Lincoln, Harrison, Eddy, Phillips, Beecher, and Montgomery. The quotes urge righteous action, divine guidance, and love as the source of loyalty and peace.
The Patriotic Association notes 80 monthly relief cheques from the Fund to widows and dependents of servicemen, with about 120000 subscribed, funded by workers under the One Per Cent Plan. It warns the aid may continue into postwar readjustment and urges generous contributions from Newfoundlanders.
A wartime appeal urges support for the Newfoundland Patriotic Association to aid servicemen families and dependents. It asks readers to mail contributions to Eric A. Bowring in St John s or send them to a local N B A branch if available, noting the goal of preventing privation during mobilization and transport.
An agricultural circular explains silage from grass cut for hay yields lower quality feed this spring. It notes silage will be low protein but about twice as rich in dry matter and should be fed accordingly. It urges producing high quality forage later including aftermath to ensure 17 percent crude protein in dry matter.
Instructions detail keeping silage sides vertical and compact, covering with soil, using poles for support, and minimizing exposure to rain. When cutting, expose minimally and feed gradually to cows, aiming for up to 80 to 90 pounds daily. occasional weight checks help control waste and justify the effort.
Three women at a musicale discuss composers after a concert. One praises Haydn as prolific, another prefers Beethoven, and the third jokes about an Italian composer named Moderato as she misreads a music title.
A dialog fragment shows confusion over the spelling of a name, with the speaker reading variations like Arrison and related sounds. The exchange highlights uncertainty in how the surname is rendered.
A recruit fails to salute a captain who confronts him inside a building. The captain asks if he recognizes the uniform. The recruit, touching the captain's coat, replies unsurely and notes the uniform is “pretty nice,” implying a misidentification or doubt.
A columnist muses on the odd ease of discovering a roll of bills hidden in a coat pocket after a year. The remark suggests luck and receipts tied to forgotten money.
A cryptic note from Kodok house organ warns against saboteur talk and urges restraint in public discourse. The piece frames sabotage as a threat and emphasizes silence as a precautionary stance.
A conceited bachelor proclaims admiration for women yet rejects marriage. The sweet young woman replies with irony, noting his claimed regard for their welfare.
This guide explains clamp silos as a cheap easy option for silage on farms with damp soils. It covers site choice near stock, excavation depth of two to three feet, 12 to 15 foot width, slope sides, proper trampling of grass, moisture and manure mix, and staged filling to reach about 100 degrees Fahrenheit before continuing.
A ne gro employee of the express company asks his superior what to do after a billy goat ate an express ticket. The incident prompts discussion on how to handle the lost or wasted fare in a humorous local tone.
Recipe combines ground corned beef with corn flakes evaporated milk and seasonings. Mix, bake in a greased loaf pan at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes yields six servings.
On August 19 1942 Canadian and U K Special Service Troops a U S Ranger Battalion detachment and Fighting French joined the largest combined raid on Deppe Germany. The force was ferried by the Royal Navy and protected by the RAF. A wounded German prisoner is shown being landed after the raid.
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