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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1942
Page
2
In the early hours of September 1 1942 a British unit conducted a raid on enemy positions near Tel el Hisa Saree taking 97 prisoners. Picture shows German prisoners arriving in the British lines.
Agricultural Circular No 85 outlines how to maximize egg production and profit in the laying flock. It stresses stock selection, environment, proper feeding, and marketing, with emphasis on market demands, winter production, culling, housing, and feeding methods.
The article outlines poultry house features for comfort and health including ventilation sunlight moisture control drafts and sanitation. It stresses cleanliness in laying pens, regular dropping removal and litter care, plus nutrition like grit shell charcoal and salt. It also covers marketing for higher profits through quality eggs and proper handling grading, cleaning not washing, and timely collection.
The piece advocates studying the grading regulations and careful egg packing to prevent breakage. It notes attractive one dozen cartons aid secure packing and marketing and that returns cover costs in a good market. It warns poultry respond well to proper management but poorly to mismanagement.
On November 12 a Young People's Union was organized in Marshall Hall with Rev. T. J. Pitt as Honorary President. Officers: President Leslie Duffett, Secretary Atbel Jacobs, Treasurer Eleanor Gillett. Convener roles assigned to Mrs. Pitt and others. Meetings set for Wednesday nights. invitation extended to all young people.
A granddaughter Olive L Froude writes a memorial poem for Mrs John Young who died November 17 1941. The verse speaks of rest from pain, future reunion, and farewell under a calm, consoling tone. It notes Hart's Cove and Confederation Life as context.
Today one of the great figures of our time Smuts remains in office as premier. He helped at Versailles and at the Peace Conference and the League of Nations efforts. Sir Robert Borden respected Smuts and they worked in harmony on wartime issues and South Africa.
Laval assumes command as France shifts leadership amid war. The French fleet of 62 ships is likely to combine with the Italian fleet, signaling potential naval cooperation in the Mediterranean theater.
Major General Zhuravliev claims the Allies misjudge air bombing as a path to victory. He asserts wars are won by large ground and air forces and warns aviation without ground forces cannot create or sustain fronts. He notes Germany failed to defeat Britain by air.
A classroom exchange cites the biblical figure Samson using the axe of the Apostles to defeat a thousand Philistines. The dialogue reflects a mythic weapon attribution rather than a historical item.
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