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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1938
Page
3
A woman with blinding headaches reports relief after using Kruschen Salts in hot water. The ad claims the formula stimulates internal organs to prevent waste buildup and purify the bloodstream, promising improved health and vigor.
A letter from Srwillingate Sun criticizes economic inequality and identifies fishermen as the backbone of the country. The writer contemplates truth, honor, and public duty while lamenting that some people gain too much and others too little amid a large parade observed recently.
In Liberty Hall on Sunday September 11 1938 a speaker argues fishermen sustain the country while earning little pay. He claims fisheries workers average two to three hundred dollars yearly and rely on relatives or charity for basics. He warns the foundation of the country is rotten if the fishermen remain underpaid and unhonored.
An ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oi Capsules as a cheap diuretic to flush waste and poisons from kidneys and reduce nocturnal urination. It claims relief for weak kidneys with symptoms like backache puffy eyes leg cramps moist palms and burning or scanty passage.
An American historical society builds a model of the Mayflower and plans to moor it at Plymouth harbor Massachusetts where the original anchored in 1620. The ship measures about 90 feet long with a 26 foot beam and 180 tonnage. Visitors can board the replica by next summer.
A senior urges maintaining a home defense force alongside sending volunteers abroad. He argues a reserve unit would be needed if fears of war reach our shores, emphasizing preparedness for future conflict.
A collector asked a man for a mission donation. The man refused and said he never gives to missions. The collector replied you should take something out since the box is for heathen missions.
A whimsical fable features a kettle asking how to succeed in life and receives advice from objects like a window hammer pencil mirror and chimney each offering a practical axiom. The dialogue presents a playful parade of prop shop wisdom on effort focus and fit.
Dulse, a red edible seaweed, is described as a food staple in the British Isles and other northern regions, valued for its use in cooking and nutrition. The note highlights its availability and regional popularity across northern communities.
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