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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1943
Page
3
A woman narrates six weeks of backache relief after using Kruschen Salt, noting pain decrease in three weeks and feeling younger. The ad claims toxins in the blood and tired kidneys improve as minerals restore kidney function, expelling waste and ending pains.
A collection of short quotations on conscience by Whewell Nehemiah Adams Channing Mary Baker Eddy and Daniel Webster. These lines explore conscience as a guide to right and wrong and the rights inherent to human beings.
An official notice from the Department of Natural Resources titled Agricultural Circular No. 92 outlines guidance and directives relevant to agricultural practices. It details regulatory considerations, compliance steps, and anticipated impacts for farmers and related industry stakeholders.
The article explains how feed is transformed into body tissues and product outputs like milk wool and energy while stressing parasite management. It cites tests from the United States and Canada showing lighter weights in parasitized flocks and greater gains when parasites are treated, arguing that wasted feed due to infection undermines production and pay rates.
The article warns for internal and external parasites harming flocks during winter. It outlines signs of poor lamb growth, recommends treating livestock before winter, describes effective drugs like phenothiazine, and stresses sanitation. It covers dipping, disinfecting barns, ventilation, exercise, and feeding practices to reduce parasite load and improve lamb vigor.
Proper fall site treatment and sanitary conditions in winter ensure healthier, heavier sheep in spring and a strong lamb crop.
The Humber Arm was active Monday as giant fish appeared in Curling Corner Brook and Humbermouth. Ralph Tulk counted fifty porpoises and thirty beaked whales seen near the bark piers and jetties, with six stranded on shoals. The fish movement lasted briefly. it is unclear if they chased herring or were driven in by a storm, per Western Star.
Reports from Vichy say Germany weighs demolishing the Eiffel Tower in Paris to obtain metal. An estimated SCO men could dismantle the structure in siz mouths with work possibly starting in October. German forces are already dismantling the Lyona steel tower and the Marseille suspension bridge.
The average depth of the oceans is about 12 450 feet, indicating a global measure used in marine science. No other entities or dates are provided.
London Daily Mail dispatch reports authorities uncovered a plan to blow up an ammunition tunnel at the Gibraltar dockyards. Attorney-general cites Cuena charged with aiding the enemy and possessing a bomb for sabotage. Cuena arrested, averting disaster, faces life imprisonment.
The First Baptist Church in Santa Rosa California was reportedly built entirely from the lumber of a single giant redwood. Gothic in design with heavy outside buttresses and a spacious interior, the main hall seats over 300. A seventy foot tower crowns the southwest corner, and leftover lumber allowed construction of a five room pastor’s parsonage.
About 100000 miles of wires are leased from telephone companies by radio broadcasting companies for the transmission of programs from one station to another within the United States, a practical arrangement enabling nationwide broadcasts.
An avid golfer arrives to dinner following a game. His wife notes Willie caddied for him earlier that day, prompting Willie's father to quip that he felt he had been that boy once before.
Italian priests in Palestine who were interned when Italy entered the war and later released under supervision have now been freed of all restrictions. The move ends the wartime supervision regime and restores full liberty to the clerics in the region.
A British government white paper reports that damages totaling about 51 500 were caused by Canadian and British troops during large scale spring exercises. It notes agricultural land remained under free manoeuvre and damages stayed within reasonable limits. Since November 1940 the war fire claims commission processed 419 706 cases with payouts exceeding 12 009 000 pounds, without detailing Canadian responsibility.
Sir Herbert B. Ames urged two distinct postwar bodies at a Montreal Rotary luncheon. One would guarantee peace, the other handle non political issues. He compared international police power to civic policing and argued any new league must protect states that accept decisions while punishing aggressors.
On a warm day an aviation ride ended humorously when an elderly lady, at about 10 000 feet, urged the pilot to shut off the propeller to feel cooler. She leaned forward and told him the air was too hot, praising the quieted cockpit.
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