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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1946
Page
3
A widow reports ten years of rheumatism ending after using Kruschen Salts. She began with skepticism but continued to take a daily teaspoonful in hot water, eventually experiencing unlocked knees, ease in rising and stooping, and walking four miles, urged others to try the remedy.
The railway motor vessel Twillingate, last of ten built at Clarenville, departs today on its maiden voyage to the West Indies carrying galt cadfied. Captain Harry Thomasen, veteran master, commands the ship with sister Ferryland having made similar trips. Cargo loaded at Port Union and Carbonear in recent days.
Fragmentary note describes severe headache last night with unclear names or locations. The garbled text mentions a person addressed as Yer and Taaw, suggesting conversation overheard or misrecorded dialogue. Further readable context is minimal.
An officer asks if a weapon works while a rookie in field artillery replies that the gun is discharged. The exchange highlights drillroom discipline and safety checks during mock readiness training.
The Commissioner for Supply issues an Order effective midnight October 8 1946 amending the Food Current Prices Order No 79. It caps Campbell's soup tins at twenty one cents for importation and twenty two cents elsewhere per tin. Signed by J McIntyre Acting Secretary for Supply October 8 1946.
Under Regulation 2 of the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 the Commissioner for Supply issues this order dated 8 October 1946. J. Sneill signs as Commissioner for Supply.
The order fixes retail prices for Campbell's Scotch Broth Vegetable Beef Ox Tail and Asparagus soup at 21 cents per tin at the port of importation and 22 cents elsewhere. It takes effect midnight October 8 1946 and may be cited as the Food Current Prices Order No 88 1946.
The death of a grandmother aged 88 occurred January 20 after a long Christian life. She leaves five daughters two sisters and a large extended family. The note asks for sympathy and faith in God as she rests in Jesus with hopeful reunion in heaven. The letter is signed by her grandchild Mrs Chesley Newman Eaglee.
Regulations regarding the squid fishery are made under the Department of Natural Resources Acts 1934 to 1944 and approved by the Governor in Commission on September 27, 1946. W. H. Blinn, Commissioner for Natural Resources, signs.
The amendments require licensing to pack dried squid and revoke prior rules. Squid not exported within thirty days after inspection must be reinspected before shipment. Inspectors will sample at least one in ten packages under each licensed packer number.
A collection of quotes on justice from Trustinian Burke Wendell Phillips Gladstone Mary Baker Eddy Addison and others. The passage emphasizes fairness as the core of good government and the need for timely, deserved justice.
The Financial Post notes strikes disrupt soda ash supplies forcing a new glass-making method. The paper questions striker demands and compares them to a boxer who knocks himself out, implying labor actions jeopardize jobs.
A teacher explains that heat expands and cold contracts objects. A bright student cites longer days in summer as a relatable example of warmer weather.
A life insurance agent asks about provisions for heirs while Hardupp jokes he left a dog at the door and told the servant he is out of town. The exchange highlights practical planning and quips about evading inquiries.
The governor approves amendments to the squid fishery regulations. The Newfoundland Fisheries Board may issue licences to pack dried squid upon proper application and on forms the Board prescribes. The rules outline validity and filing requirements for each licence application.
A hostess asks a four year old boy at a children's party how he is. John replies he is quite well but has a slight whooping cough. The exchange is noted as a brief social scene.
A student asks what heredity is and the professor quips that everyone believes in heredity until their son starts to act foolish, delivering a dry joke about family traits and human behavior.
A brief quote shows a speaker reflecting on shifting affections toward Jack, noting rapid changes in feelings and a claim that men can be unpredictable. The remark underscores the speaker's casual stance on emotional shifts.
Some people show deep focus and calm when engaging in their chosen tasks. They prefer routine labor and can spend long periods absorbed in work, finding purpose and satisfaction in steady, repetitive effort.
A boss peers at Gladys noting she is one of the workers. He comments on women workers being part of the workforce and questions equality in the workplace.
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