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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1943
Page
3
A woman describes severe neuritis in the head and right arm with sleepless nights. She credits Kruschen Salts with months of use for complete relief and notes neuritis stems from intestinal stasis with uric acid crystals dissolving through the body’s natural channels.
A compact anthology of aphorisms and quotes about time. It weaves reflections from Chesterfield Goethe Horace Mary Baker Eddy Walt Mason and Henry Ward Beecher on productivity decision, and daily use of time. The piece frames time as a resource guiding action and restraint.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Churchill's cold exterior hides strong emotions. He maintains composure before the United Nations and in national debates, using refined language to guide the country through history's greatest crises.
Lt-Cmdr C P Harding of the Royal Canadian Navy told a Toronto service club that Canada leads raft lifesaving tech. British admiralty and authorities in the United States Australia New Zealand and South Africa seek Canadian specifications. He noted lifeboats can sink but rafts succeed and crews prefer raft systems.
A sentimental daughter longs for earth at her feet while her practical mother counters that she already has the earth and needs a house over her head. The exchange emphasizes prudence over romance.
Sir Archibald Wavell, a guest at an official Moscow banquet, spoke the health of Stalin in fluent Russian. Stalin, surprised by the gesture, appeared pleased and later conversed in Russian with the new Viceroy, indicating potential future roles for Russia.
A traveling go getter urges an Indian chief to work in a factory to earn money and save for a bank account, promising retirement with a big nest egg. The chief questions every point with a simple Why, finally declaring he is not working now.
A World War I era profile notes King Albert's keen humor and tact. When a Belgian Congo chieftain visited, the king asked his music preference, the royal orchestra played, and the event ended with the orchestra tuning, illustrating Albert's practical, courteous style.
Conversation reveals Bilkinsa explains his wife avoids leaving home unless she has a purpose. The doctor suggests the husband accompany her to motivate progress and improve her mobility.
Lucy B Hicks of Carmanville is the sole Newfoundland marked member of the RCAF Women's Division in Britain. She wore both Newfoundland and Canada insignia and trained at Rockliffe and Trenton before joining the first overseas group with Canada’s bomber squadron.
A family poem recalls months of marriage and a baby born. Grandparents and parents share duties and gifts bought with a fish rebate from 1942. The poem notes gratitude to government cash support and a parade of small comforts.
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