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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1947
Page
3
A reader reports dramatic relief from severe knee ankle and shoulder pains after a few weeks on Kruschen Salts. The ad claims rheumatic pain stems from uric acid deposits and that Kruschen helps disperse them, urging continued daily use and noting a price of 40c and 60c at drug stores.
On October twenty first Janie Randall wife of Fred Randall of Nippers Harbour passed peacefully away at Memorial Hospital. She was devoted to family home church and community and inspired others with her faithful life. She leaves husband four children mother and father five sisters and one brother. The writer extends deep sympathy to all bereaved relatives and friends.
A new library biography notes Sheila Kaye-Smith of Sussex England as a famed author of novels short stories and verse. It describes Kitchen Fuqua as a wartime memoir with kitchen lore and reflections on politics religion and peace and includes details of the author’s pets and country life.
The Library Board established a Book Department Station at the Arm Academy under Superintendent Mr. Barrett and staff. New selections have arrived at the Arm Branch, with future shipments to Crow Head, Bluff Head Cove, and Jenking Cove for use by children and adults upon registering with the in charge teacher.
An old observer recalls a familiar court house figure once full of energy who chased political jobs for years. Asked what he does now, the response is that he does nothing, having given up the pursuit.
A farm owner finds his new town hand, a former factory worker, pouring milk from a cow’s pail back into the cow. She explains the milk looked off and she wanted to reprocess it.
A dated sales letter advertises a wide range of used and new furniture and appliances. The seller touts Chesterfield suites, dressers, beds, chests, and dining sets with prices, plus used bicycles, phonographs, hot plates, and chairs. The message urges quick purchase before stock runs out and highlights customer endorsements from Mrs. C. O. Trenholm of Bayfield, N.B.
A Montreal mail order listing from American Furniture Exchange highlights winter helmets kitchen tables breakfast sets beds radios sewing machines trunks prams and more. Prices range from under a dollar to about 2950 with notes on new used reconditioned and crate shipping. The ad invites dealers and customers to request price lists and order by money order or cash on delivery.
A fragment notes grief over an engagement ending and a sharp moment when a man receives back a cherished glass-handle with a terse remark about moving on. The passage suggests personal hurt and social pressure without broader context.
A speaker insists they are a physician despite a misperception from an audience member. The exchange centers on confirmation of professional credentials and the risk of mistaken authority.
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