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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1937
Page
3
A tired country mother, mother of five, reports renewed vigor after using Kruschen Salts. She says she now rises at five o'clock, completes housework and chores, and leaves for fieldwork at 6:30, credited to internal cleansing and regular digestion.
Walter Scott of the Carnegie Institution in Washington returns after three years at the Huancayo magnetic observatory near Lima Peru with his wife and two sons. He cites sunspot studies and the link between eruptions radio communications and magnetic elements as a major scientific gain claiming radio interference will peak in the coming period.
Cinderella Flour is made expressly for Newfoundland cooks and bakers. The brand markets its product to kitchen professionals and home bakers in the region.
Prison governor apologizes for holding a convict beyond a week. The inmate responds that it is all right and suggests the issue be dropped next time.
Proprietress Mrs. Wm Pynno advertises Harbor Wew Hotel on the south side of Tuillingate with board and lodging at $1.00 to $1.50 per day. Quick lunches, hotel taxi, driver Harry Pynn, telephone ov0000 listed.
Property of late A. J. Pearce offered for sale including a large three story dwelling outbuildings land and waterside in North Twillingate. For details contact John D. Pearce Box 29 North Precinct St East Taunton Ma USA RK Linfield Twillingate.
Demonstrations showcase the 1938 Zenith set with tone and volume control, sensitivity and selectivity features, and split second tuning. A windcharger keeps battery power brisk, highlighting portable operation.
Mr W 4H Beutilier, former President of the Maritime Fish Company in Halifax, urged Canadians at Toronto to boost fish consumption. He argued fish equals the best nutriment and could lift health and household earnings, citing current imports and proposing a national Eat More Fish campaign with support from teachers and physicians. A poem about steadfast wheelsman and steering through storms follows.
A Rothesay New Brunswick mother praises Nerviline for three years of relief from neuralgia colds chills and cramps for herself and her children. She calls Nerviline a necessity to aid in overcoming the many small ills that arise in the family.
A short poem composed by Rev. Fred. T. Foge on his return trip to Lewisporte aboard the S. Clyde this summer. An electrotype illustration shows Rev. Fuge at the wheel at the helm of the Clyde.
The text contrasts a flapper who avoids chores with a mother who does wash dishes. It also notes a hypothetical that melting ice and snow in the Polar Regions would raise sea levels by more than 100 feet, illustrating dramatic potential consequences of climate change.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a household mix up over addressing a garden club and dress, with mentions of a stomach ache and diarrhea. The conversational snippets imply domestic tasks and social involvement without a clear news event or name entities.
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