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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1940
Page
3
A woman overcome neuritis and regain knitting ability after using Kruschen salts. She credits the product for improved health and claims she knitted about 12 pieces this year, including sweaters and baby items, while noting neuritis is linked to uric acid crystals and Kruschen helps clear deposits through kidney action.
A collection of motivational lines about work. Notable figures such as William Ellery Channing Phillip Brooks Charles M Schwab Mary Baker Eddy and Sir Joshua Reynolds are cited praising labor and effort as paths to enrichment and excellence. The fragment emphasizes joy in work and the moral value of effort.
A historical note on the increasing singing of There'll Always Be an England though many misremember the verses. The text lists lines about Britain, liberty, and national pride with references to lanes, cottages, fields, streets, wheels, marching feet, and empire themes. The author questions what the song means to listeners.
The London Times receives a bold letter from Rev Dr Matthew a of St Pauls urging that victory over Germany is essential. He condemns allowing Christians to avoid the word victory and calls for defeating the German nation to free its victims. He cites Premier Smuts linking freedom with the war effort and divine victory.
Winston Churchill is praised for his proven leadership and deep experience in governing Britain. The Toronto Globe and Mail lauds his naval knowledge and trusted status, calling him a brilliant scion from a historic family now ready to lead in perilous times.
A church program lists an organ prelude and hymns with solos duets and quartets led by Rev. Pitt Mrs Goodland Mesdames Wood Harnett Blandford and Miss J Roberts among others. An interlude and benediction close with God Save the King and an organ postlude and a collection for London air raid sufferers.
A New York will probate outlines four bequests. It leaves the son the “pleasure of earning a living” after thirty five years, bequeaths $100,000 to the daughter, transfers cars to the chauffeur who nearly damaged them, and urges the partner to take in another clever man to keep business going.
A collection of light quips about money motherhood and marriage from Tit Bits. Jokes touch on baby costs boyfriends barber and women’s fashion while a pension committee hearing yields a pun about eternity and hereafter. Strong lines feature witty exchanges about dowries dresses and domestic life.
A quip notes the awkwardness of hosting refugees who cannot speak English or French. The speaker contemplates writing everything down to communicate, highlighting linguistic challenges in domestic shelters or hospitality contexts.
British prisoners in Germany receive Red Cross parcels with good treatment under International Conventions. A camp leader handles complaints to the German camp commander, with Swiss Red Cross delegates escalating unresolved issues. Ninety six percent of parcels arrive, checked by a signed receipt card returned via the Swiss Red Cross.
Seized documents show false signatures and periodic distribution of hundreds of cards to prisoners' relatives for identification.
A vintage recipe for All-Bran Corn Meal Muffins: mix shortening and sugar, beat in egg, add milk, All-Bran, and corn meal. Soak, then fold in flour with salt and baking powder until just blended. Fill muffin pans two thirds full and bake at 400 degrees F for about 30 minutes. Yields 12 to 16 muffins.
A brief halt allows trains to pass briefly and resume service within minutes. Passengers are advised the wait is short and travel resumes promptly as cars restart after clearance.
Scots troops advance through desert terrain as Italian forces loom as likely opponents. The piece reflects on historic prowess of British empire troops and contrasts with Italian capabilities in the region.
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