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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
3
A reader describes severe rheumatism pain that made work torture on wet days. After one bottle of Kruschen Salts, he felt relief and now works eagerly. The note explains uric acid deposits cause pain and that Kruschen stimulates liver and kidneys to expel excess uric acid.
A short verse noting unequal sharing of a treat with a speaker and Helen M Cropsey mentioned. The lines imply bias in giving portions and end with a keeping of more for the speaker. The old fashioned rhyme style frames a social tease about fairness.
John T. Chappell urged chemists at the American Chemical Society meeting to align research with eternal faith. He praised Priestly Boyle Cooke and Faraday for integrating science with religion, arguing science should advance human spirituality in a God-centered world.
Advertises New Fast Rising Royal Dry Yeast highlighting time savings no overnight rises and daytime baking. Promotes full strength shelf ready product available at grocers with claims of reliable dough rise for weeks.
The column records admissions and operations from September 19 onward, listing patient names and their towns such as Annetta Herwood Stewart Cyril Legge Mrs Allan Jenkins Arm Joseph Gillard Adolphus Potter Liwisporte Reuben Adame Hillgrade Mary Rideout Burlington Arch Lunneen Roy Greesham Stella Manuel Stephen Lambert Twillingate and many others. It also notes babies born to Mr and Mrs Allan Boyde and Mr and Mrs Maxwell Fudge, with operations including Nath Harbie in Gander Bay and Ann etta Horwood in Arm among numerous surgeons and locations.
The quote collection presents varied views on liberty and freedom from Bowles Burke Eddy Mary Baker Eddy Prichard Cowper and Suthey. It contrasts liberty with virtue order and divine guidance and argues that true freedom respects others rights and resists oppression.
A comment on the word discipline tracing to the term disciple, prompting readers to consider linguistic roots and their implications in daily life. The remark hints at broader cultural links between language and behavior.
Quote-centered item highlighting exemplary leadership by individuals who exhibit strong ethical standards and commitment to core beliefs. Notes emphasis on integrity and public virtue as guiding traits for notable figures.
A concise aphorism highlighting effort to redefine aging through struggle and change, suggesting energy and perseverance can transform perceptions of aging into a renewed phase of life.
The observation notes a contrast between learning to drive a car and learning golf. It highlights that driving lessons can involve occasional collisions or impacts, unlike golf practice which centers on swing refinement without such mishaps.
Mrs Jones confronted a grocer about yesterday's cheese, asking if it was imported or deported from Switzerland and requesting clarification from the clerk. The exchange shows tension over product origin.
A fragment notes a caution against planting thorny flora near Tatefooted paths. No further details or names are readable.
Residents reflect on origins as they map plans for growth and opportunity. Local leaders stress staying connected to heritage while pursuing new jobs, housing, and services. The piece highlights faith, schools, and small businesses fueling continued progress.
Two rants speed along a cracker box when one asks why they move so fast. The other answers that the line on the box reads tear along dotted line.
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