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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1930
Page
3
An old health note explains indigestion stems from excess stomach acid and endorses Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick, safe remedy. One tasteless spoonful in water neutralizes acid with immediate relief and no harmful effects. Look for genuine Phillips and avoid tablets. AI drug stores sell it for 50 cents.
The pessimist is one who makes difficulties of his opportunities and an optimist is one who makes opportunities of his difficulties. Remember that and you will get along.
Confederate Life extols Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk for easy mixing, richer flavor, and consistent results. It notes convenience and long shelf life. The passage also mentions the Atlas moth, a large Central American insect, and random vignettes on walking, security, and nightly plans.
A reflective poem on the toil of workers and the value of study. It contrasts laborers in mines and factories with scholars who pursue Plato and wisdom, suggesting many work to enable others to read and think, and wonders who would be a sage if born elsewhere.
A fragment notes a dress fabric described as stell artificial and mentions teeth as the next feature for moth protection. The text is fragmented and reads like a brief fashion notice in a historical paper.
The notice invites travel by the I'm Alone offering shortest routes to any part of the Bay. Call by phone or wire to Frank Roberts to engage the service for night or day travel.
A notable aviation development replaces water cooling with a chemical coolant in critical aircraft systems. This shift promises improved thermal management and potential performance gains for engines and airframes.
The quote warns against constant fear of mistakes in fire and urges concise truth-telling. It emphasizes that explanations are unnecessary to friends and won't win over enemies.
In the Arctic Zone cold region about 2000 plant life specimens have been found, including willows junipers ferns mosses and flowering plants. An Hyde Park crowd questions who did the most to raise the working classes with a witty reply naming the inventor of alarm clocks.
A fragmentary, humorous exchange hints a married man waking from a dream of being single would feel disappointment. The dialogue centers on the meaning of such a dream and the implied reality of married life.
The passage argues that faith strengthens only under adversity and uncertainty, not in easy times. It compares growth of strength memory eye to faith, stating there is no room for faith in daylight and criticizes reliance on daylight trust. It suggests true trust comes when storms rage and danger tests us.
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