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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1946
Page
3
A woman describes long lasting morning headaches that resisted tablets until Kruschen Salts. She claims regular use stopped the pains and improved health. The ad asserts the six Kruschen salts purify the system and improve digestion and complexion.
A reader thanks the editor for subscription support and praises longtime neighbor Mr Elias Cooper nicknamed the oldest man in the community. The letter notes Cooper’s poor eyesight and lack of tea sugar, suggests a special aid for the elderly, and invokes neighborly kindness and scripture before signing off.
Foreman asks Murphy about carrying bricks but Murphy declines due to illness and tremors. Foreman directs Murphy to use the sieve instead.
A witty exchange between Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones highlights in law friendly humor about spouses and in laws as they compare family sizes. The banter underscores social ease and humor in everyday conversations.
A city man crawled over a fence into a pasture and faced a vicious looking bull. He shouted for help as a bystander recorded the curious scene. The fragmentary text then shifts to quotations and garbled lines about nations and morality.
A Saturday gathering of Guides Rangers and Brownies in Ttate celebrates Miss Glenys MacDonald deputy chief commissioner visiting Newfoundland. A guard of honour greets her at F P U Hall. she speaks to the girls, recalls the world chief guide’s visit, teaches a song and handshake, and the meeting ends with prayers.
Under Section 108 2 of the Customs and Excise Act 1938 the Board of Customs orders conversion of foreign currencies to Newfoundland funds as from midnight September 30 1946. The notice lists rates for goods imported from specified countries. Howell Secretary for Customs.
A faded exchange links a Washington Irving maxim on generous policy to a casual host guest banter about Africa and a surprised farewell. The dialogue mood shifts from policy reflection to lighthearted miscue.
A florist adds an extra dozen roses to an order after a man sends a birthday card with two dozen flowers to his fiancée. The wedding is postponed indefinitely as the Sun reports on the quirky customer service note.
A dialogue captures a driver exulting in pure speed and a companion reacting with awe. The exchange highlights adrenaline and living in the moment as the car blurs by.
A humorous exchange exposes a household dynamic as Norah jokes about dirty window clarity while the mistress laments it. The servant replies that she only Jok outs when desired, illustrating wit and social roles in the scene.
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