In hot water dissolving ta leads to heated tye action
The text states that dissolving ta in hot water causes the tye itself to heat the surrounding liquid, emphasizing the heat generated by the reaction rather than external factors.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1944
Page
3
The text states that dissolving ta in hot water causes the tye itself to heat the surrounding liquid, emphasizing the heat generated by the reaction rather than external factors.
In a small western town a service wire fell across the main street stopping traffic. No one dared touch the wire fearing it was live. The editor acted quickly sending two reporters to handle the case. one would touch the wire and the other would write the ensuing story.
An old advertisement describes Cupal's N. Tonic as a restorative for low mood loss of weight palpitation anemia and loss of energy promising renewed vitality. The brief copy emphasizes health benefits in a period tone.
A shipment of frogs arrived from W. E. McGraw of the A. N. Co. Grand Falls for the West Coast Fair. The committee seeks any live birds or animals including an owl and asks finders to inform them in time to build a suitable cage.
A humorous exchange features Baldheaded Gent demanding cheaper haircuts, claiming 50 strands. Barbour replies that charges cover the effort of searching for hair rather than the cut itself, turning the joke on the value of service.
Nazex is described as an inhalant for colds nasal catarrh hay fever and stuffiness produced by Cupal Lid Pte Sylvester claims some achieve greatness while Ledne quips about wearing army boots indicating a light wartime tone in the text.
An advertisement promotes Stomach Digestive Powder claiming relief for indigestion gagttis and ulcerated stomach. It lists use cases and notes benefits for stomach discomfort.
A collage of quotations on pride vanity and virtue follows with a biblical verse and maxims. The passage shifts to a local anecdote about a hotel café where waitresses mark eggs with customer names and orders. The text ends with a note about a library meeting at nine.
A catalog listing many authors and titles new to Twillingate Regional Library. Notable authors include Faith Baldwin Agatha Christie C S Gardner Ngaio Marsh Michael Skinner and Grace Livingston Hill. A mix of fiction mysteries adventures children's tales and inspirational works appears among the receipts.
A curious cured ad proposes using the chemical DDT as a soothing syrup for insects including lice. The line mocks traditional pest remedies by suggesting a drastic chemical instead.
An item notes cherry bark and glycerine throat pastilles for coughs sore throat and catarrh. In a restaurant exchange a man asks are these eyes fresh and a waiter quips eggs are so fresh the hens haven’t even missed them.
Jacob Major of Rocky Harbour St Barbe reeled what is described as the largest cod taken in West Coast waters last week. The six foot nine inch fish measured three feet four inches across when split. At fourteen years old his future in fishing looks bright.
The Western Star quotes a fisherman telling a sergeant he fears he will flop as a soldier. He says he cannot tell the deto tune from reveille and admits he has not learned military drills. The exchange highlights doubts about his suitability for service.
Cupal Ltd manufactures Zinc Castor Oil Friar's Balsam Cream and Iron Nerve Blood Tablets for weakness and anemia. The line lists several tonic and medicinal products produced by the company.
A soldier warns that without peace at the mess table there will be a mess at the peace talks. The remark underscores wartime caution about diplomatic fruitlessness and the need for orderly negotiations.
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