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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1943
Page
3
A reader letter describes a dramatic change after using Kruschen daily dose. The writer says mornings are no longer sour, boosting optimism. She credits the remedy with improved mood and energy, aiding household morale on the home front.
A lengthy list records numerous donations ranging from 1.00 to 250.00 with donors including Harle Sons & Co, Mid Labrador Export Co, A L Earle, Peter Miller, the Butler family, and many Oake and Layman names. The compilation includes civic and religious groups and multiple individuals contributing to the drive.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous personal names and family lines including Walbourne, Randell, Gill, Payne, Hart, Leyte, Pomeroy, and Ludlow among others. It ends with totals and monetary amounts noting 251 Wilfred Hart and a grand total of 112625 dollars.
A long list of named individuals and amounts appears in Carmanville, including A. T. Woolfrey & Bros. at 5000 dollars and William G. Woolfrey at 1000 dollars, with other sums from 500 to 2.00 dollars attributed to numerous Hicks, Woolfrey, Chaulk, Parsons, Goodyear, Collins, and related families. The notice reads as a public financial record or benefaction ledger likely targeting local residents and households.
A long list of names with share prices and group totals shows a community sale. Totals reach 337.70 with future continuation noted and a large 23090 sum in the final line.
A collection of historical quotations on brevity and speech. Notable lines praise concise truth telling, plainness, and the power of brief expression attributed to Fenelon Steele Cicero and Southey.
In a Quebec broadcast Churchill referred to the “curse of Garibaldi” on Mussolini and his son in law Ciano. He alluded to a 1854 Garibaldi letter praising England and urging Italians to defend liberty if needed, framing the current regime as despotic.
The text argues that youth must be educated to defend Christian civilization and that Christian teaching from the Scriptures should have a permanent place in public school curricula as essential to civilization’s heritage and advancement.
A young air force officer in Egypt during navigation exercises using a sextant jokes with his pilot after declaring they are inside St Paul’s Cathedral according to his calculations. The banter reflects the confusion of early aviation navigation.
During the opening platform moment Mr. Smith unveiled a striking display described as a large red nose. The event notes praise decades of gardening effort behind this unusual horticultural centerpiece.
A humorous dialogue about a Chinese patient asking when the dentist will fix his teeth and the doctor confirming a two thirty appointment. The exchange highlights language barriers and clinic scheduling.
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