Newfoundland Victory Loan terms announced for 1942 57
Subscriptions open November 16 1942 at 10 am and run until the Finance Commissioner closes them. Total loan cap 1 500 000 with semi annual interest from June 1 1943 and December 1 1943. Redeemable at par December 1 1957. A sinking fund funded 2 percent annually by Newfoundland. Bonds offered in 100 500 and 1000 denominations fully registered with optional coupon conversion. Books kept at the Department of Finance St John s.
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Royal Naval instructional film on anchor and cable work
Picture shows a camelman leaning over the side with a bowline about his waist to frame a shot of the anchor being weighed. It illustrates seamanship training by the British Royal Naval Instructional Film Unit.
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Sciatica Relief Story Promotes Kruschen Salts
A reader recalls eight weeks of sciatica agony and credits Kruschen Salts with rapid relief after using the product each morning. The advertisement claims sciatica stems from uric acid buildup and that two ingredients dull and dissolve uric acid crystals while other components help flush them out.
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Rat trouble cited in Twillingate cellar tale
A Twillingate resident recounts a tale of a rat tearing through a cellar, prompting a note to John Does and a visit from John asking if a rat trap is available, reflecting local pest concerns.
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