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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1940
Page
3
Mrs. J. Krachen credits Kruschen Salts for a 32 pound weight loss from 161 to 129 pounds after a year of use. She notes relief from rheumatism and nerves, increased energy, and a healthier, younger feeling, attributing results to the six mineral salts blend assisting daily waste removal.
The Fishermen's Advocate notes the death at Bonavista Cottage Hospital on September 18 after a weeks long illness of Mr. Scammell born Change Islands 1894. A long career included teaching, service with the Fishermen's Union and Protection Union, parliament terms for St. Barbe and Botavista Centre, and later editor of The Fishermen's Advocate. Survived by parents three brothers and five sisters.
A collection of quotes on courage from Cicero Browne Holdy Epictetus Fronde Bayard Taylor and others. It links fortitude loyalty friendship fidelity and moral purpose as essential traits of high character.
Sixty years ago September notices report George Brown and Thomas Wella ships returning with large cargoes of qtls per man and fair catches. other vessels from Labrador and St John’s arrive. church and football activities noted.
A soap substitute demonstrated at the Leipzig Fair is a jelly sold in a tube that claims to be used without water or a towel. The product emphasizes convenience and novelty in its preparation and use.
In the soft coolness of September days a gladsome sight on distant hills in blue haze offers delight and sunset’s mellow plow over hill and field. The text speaks of peace in woodland silence and urges workers to seek release and meditate on a Master Workman who made all things.
Reading the London Daily Sketch reports that the French Embassy in Albert Gate sits on native soil, a privilege granted by Queen Victoria at Princess Eugene’s request. French supporters of General de Gaulle propose the Paris residence be the official HQ for free France, hoping it aids liberation efforts.
A German prisoner, guarded on a train to Kent, dropped five marks into a Spitfire fund collection box on the platform after asking his escort why the box was there. The event was reported by the British Broadcasting Corporation.
A plumber questions a builder about a large sink. The builder explains that his wife often leaves in summer, typically for a month, shaping a humorous domestic premise.
Four U S magazines are barred from Catade by an order issued by the customs division of the department of national revenue. The titles barred are Pie Sensation Co Eda and Spicy Mystery Stories.
The record lists moon phases including New Moon on the 1st and 30th First Quarter on the 8th Full Moon on the 16th and Last Quarter on the 2nd. It notes a recurring lunar cycle with key phase dates.
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