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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1942
Page
3
A testimonial claims Kruschen Salts cured years of lumbago after a fortnight, with ongoing daily use bringing renewed health. The ad describes Kruschen as six natural salts that stimulate liver and kidneys, cleanse the blood, and ward off rheumatism headaches and indigestion.
A compilation of quotations extolling Christianity from Landor Franklin Eddy Coleridge Parker and De Tocqueville. The lines praise Christian wisdom in public life healing truth liberty and spiritual living.
Agricultural Circular No 64 issued by the Department of Natural Resources outlines standards and guidance for soil conservation water use forestry and land management. The document emphasizes compliance rules ongoing programs and public awareness among landowners and farmers.
Dr R LeGrow discusses spring livestock care during national emergency urging parasite and disease control. He notes cattle and sheep face indigestion and colic with pasture changes, risking milk, flesh loss, and reduced work from horses, pigs, and lambs. Future broadcasts will cover more disease topics.
The article outlines gradual feeding when moving cattle from barn to pasture, warns of stomach upset, and emphasizes keeping a steady feed supply. It urges vaccination and testing for Tuberculosis and Bang’s Disease, reduces disease spread, and notes mastitis and parasites as major concerns for milk production and herd health.
Guidance from the Department of Agriculture and Rural Reconstruction on parasitic infections in animals. Recommends consulting veterinary authorities, using approved medications, and following standard husbandry practices to prevent and control parasites. Emphasizes disease prevention and proper dosing under professional supervision.
The article stresses Stalingrad as a strategic fortress for the Soviet Union, defending the Volga lifeline and Caucasus oil. It explains the city’s role as a base halting the Nazi drive, protecting rail links, and maintaining access to Caspian trade routes as the Russians resist the mechanized assault.
An advertisement touts Gillett's Pure Flake Lye as a time saving cleaner for homes. It claims to deodorize, unclog drains, scour pots and pans, and cut grease without hot water, recommending weekly use in closets and keeping a tin handy.
Monitor notes a perilous Soviet plan to push west via the Caucasus toward the Caspian while Stalingrad holds. It cites Russian defense around Stalingrad, potential British moves in Iran, and the belief that winter could limit Nazi advance though two months away. Every day of defense saves territory and fighting strength.
A rumor factory suggests Confederation Life could shut down for a period causing industry uncertainty. Officials have not confirmed any impending closure and stress caution in reporting.
Britain seeks every scrap rubber from old tyres prams hoses and hot water bottles. Processed rubber fuels military needs from tanks and anti aircraft equipment to landing wheels and life jackets. Housewives contribute by gathering refuse as engines of war push for materials across front lines and skies.
The Virginia farmer submitted a blank on the Life Magazine form after Wild Products, entering Two soos. The TVA supplies fertilizers to farmers nationwide and collects results from their use on farms.
The United States consumed eighty percent of Canada’s newsprint exports in April 1940, highlighting a strong cross border demand for Canadian paper across the Atlantic province.
The Gulf coast measures 67 miles while the Atlantic coast extends 472 miles, highlighting Florida's uneven line of shore across its peninsular shape.
A recipe yields 12 large or 18 medium muffins. Ingredients include Graham flour Maza seedless raisins sour milk corn syrup an unbeaten egg salt and baking soda. Method mixes wet ingredients then dry ingredients adds raisins folds batter. bakes 375 degrees F about 20 minutes.
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