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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1946
Page
3
The piece argues that a January switch to driving on the right will demand better driver training and clearer pedestrian habits. It cites Nova Scotia’s smoother transition and warns that new drivers, unduly focused on gear work, worsen traffic. Pedestrians must reverse crossing habits to look left after the change.
An advert touts New Fast Rising Royal yeast for daytime baking. It promises dough kneading at the right point and full strength for weeks, urging readers to pick it up from grocers for pantry reliability.
A new verse to the National Anthem, approved by the King, debuted at Trafalgar Day in England. It urges nations to unite, embracing shared mercies and brotherhood across the world, contrasting with older, more political verses from Queen Victoria’s era.
In a note from Marvin Bauer readers are urged to seek peace as nations face leadership stalemate and fears mount. The article quotes faith leaders calling for prayer to God to restore order, with Christ as Prince of Peace. Soldiers and families are urged to pray for peace and guidance in uncertain times.
A courtroom style exchange has a chaplain accusing a prisoner of swindling trusting people. The prisoner retorts that those who do not trust him cannot be swindled, highlighting tension and mistrust in the dialogue.
A playful lyric fragment mentions a fanciful wish for a kangaroo presence. It nods to a quirky stance and a transformed space called the dacza, with a lighthearted tone and whimsical imagery.
The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear names, places, or events to form a coherent news item.
The Halifax Chronicle argues since 1914 international law has eroded under a German theory of might. It says the Nuremberg trials will show future aggressors that world opinion will resist militarism and that removing leaders like Goering matters less than reviving principle to guide a just world.
In October Newfoundland Savings Bank opened 466 new accounts with deposits totaling 173 384 dollars. Since January 1 or this year the total deposit for new accounts reached 2 141 203 dollars. Publicity director James Murdock signs the report from St Johns.
The patch test detects tuberculosis germs in the body but not lung disease. Positive reactions require periodic chest X-rays to ensure lung health. Tuberculin testing programs, aided by health education, are funded by Christmas Seals through tuberculosis associations.
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