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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1942
Page
3
A man with years of lumbago pain reports dramatic relief after using Kruschen Salts. He describes a three day episode followed by daily small doses that reduced back pain and improved mobility within 24 hours. He attributes the relief to purifying the blood and boosting liver and kidney function.
Agricultural Circular No 86 issued by the Department of Natural Resources outlines guidance for farming practices and resource management. It addresses soil conservation water use and crop planning with informal summaries for farmers and extension agents.
October 1 1942 speech urges farmers to store vegetable crops properly for winter. Notes many farmers store well but others suffer losses due to storage faults and poor arrangements. Emphasizes learning from past mistakes and improving storage safety practices.
Farmers are advised to store only top quality vegetables to minimize winter losses. Discard bruised or rotted potatoes and trim root crops carefully to prevent weight loss. Blight in potato crops is noted, with treatment including top cutting or copper sulphate spray. Store blighted tubers separately and inspect for decay before final storage.
The guide explains keeping vegetables in storage free of rot by low temperatures and good ventilation. Dry rot spreads slowly, while soft rot requires moisture. proper airflow and ventilation are essential in bins and cellars. Outdoor pits require drainage insulation and ventilation, with a circular from the Agricultural Division.
A London Daily Telegraph piece critiques wartime propaganda after the Coral Sea clash. It argues Tokio inflated losses after Midway, notes Allied victories in Britain and the Atlantic, and warns that Axis leadership will press misinformation to shake public confidence.
Say, Bill, you didn’t marry that girl back home while you were on vacation, did you. Almost, Joe. Two of us were willing—me and the minister.
Britain builders thousands of pig clubs turn kitchen waste into meat. About 9,000 tons of bacon or pork are produced yearly, with 3 lb weekly meals per household from two pigs. Clubs vary from cooperative to individual plots, aided by the Small Pig Keepers Council in Henley-on-Thames.
A brief exchange opens with a cheerful morning greeting between two figures or personified weather elements, highlighting a playful dialogue about morning conditions and seasonal atmosphere.
If all global diamond production in 1929 were fused into one diamond it would yield a cube measuring 534 feet on each edge and weigh about 1 percent of a ton.
The practice of night pasturing horses during the peak labor period allows them to perform more tasks than in daytime alone. Farmers report increased stamina and efficiency, with horses grazing and resting under haymow lighting to sustain energy for extended shifts.
General Sir Harold Alexander and Lieut General Montgomery lead renewed Western Desert battles. Both are praised for fine fighting records as the picture shows them side by side in the Middle East fighting zone.
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