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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1942
Page
3
A reader's letter claims Kruschen Salts relieved decades of rheumatism after an eight year daily dose. She describes initial paralysis fears, six months of electric therapy, and gradual mobility recovery enabling two mile walks and housework. The testimonial asserts blood purification from uric acid and rapid improvement in stubborn cases.
Agricultural Circular No. 87 urges intensive farm work to ensure next year’s crop yields. H A Butler stresses planning soil maintenance, rotations, and thorough soil preparation, with cleanups to prevent pests and diseases before winter.
The notice urges autumn cleanup and proper disposal of diseased potatoes and cabbage stumps to fight root maggots. It stresses fall plowing to expose hibernating insects and reduce wire worms and May beetles, plus stock parasite control and post harvest machinery care for healthier Newfoundland crops next season.
A collection of quotations on liberty from Kingsley Goethe Savonarola Greeley and others. It contrasts true and false freedom and urges love of God and neighbor as a path to liberty, referencing biblical and moral disciplines for personal emancipation.
A simple batter blends flour and cornmeal with baking powder salt and eggs then adds milk corn syrup and Mazola. The smooth mixture is poured into an oiled pan and baked in a hot oven for two servings.
A bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church argues for prioritizing prayer over cooking in church life. He laments modern feasting and ice cream in worship, urging a return to prayerful waiting on God and a focus on piety over dinners and staging.
The RAF released 3590 tons of bombs on German and occupied territories in June and July 1940. In the following year 8500 tons were dropped in June and July 1941, and 13000 tons in June and July 1942.
The British Treasury will fund government office cats to combat rats and mice, while the Ministry of Food provides damaged milk powder for warehouse care. Local authorities mainly use poison and traps, with firms increasing wartime production. Each area appoints an officer to help shops and homes remove rats and prevent cross-area spread.
Confederation Life introduces a new bus in Britain as an experimental austerity measure. The singlet decker seats over 40 with ample standing room, minimal fittings, and a length of 33 ft 6 in, exceeding the legal width by six inches. It marks the first approval of such buses for passenger service in Britain with more units planned.
Advice urges eating fresh fruits without sugar to preserve natural flavors. Encourages resisting sweeteners to avoid dulling fruit’s rich taste and enjoy fruit as intended.
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