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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1942
Page
3
A reader’s 19 year struggle with severe headaches ends after using Kruschen Salts. The letter says pain eased and mornings no longer feel like a ton weight, with the claimant crediting the product for a dramatic improvement.
Radio address urges parents and youths to pursue agricultural training for better farming and gardening skills. It highlights reading, Department bulletins, and Gosling Memorial Library as avenues to gain practical agricultural knowledge for improved livelihoods.
A Newfoundland notice describes the Demonstration Farm at Mount Pearl offering a two hundred ten acre school with sixty under cultivation. Ten young men yearly receive practical agricultural training under supervision of the Foreman and Manager, with winter lectures by Department of Agriculture staff. Certificates of merit issued after one year. Prospective students urged to obtain full particulars from the Manager.
The public is urged to study the extensive information in this source and to use the Newfoundland Travelling Library which carries books on agriculture. Simple editions aid amateur farmers and gardeners, and island clubs are encouraged to obtain these resources.
Winter students at the Demonstration Farm used Travelling Library books and will receive more in fall. Cooperative and Agricultural Departments support many study groups to discuss farming and gardening topics. Group study improves understanding and profitability, aided by trained Department of Agriculture field staff and District Agriculturists.
Nearly 30,000 British workers join war production in 300 factories set up in Britain by refugees from Nazi persecution. They manufacture gly cerine for explosives, textiles, leather gear, optical glass, cutting tools, electrical gear, and other war materiel. About one third of new plants, with capital between 500 000 and 759 003 pounds, operate on Government Trading Estates in Wales, Tyneside, and elsewhere.
A clipped collection of quotations on joy and virtue from Montaigne Bovee Fielding Mary Baker Eddy and Seneca reflects on balance between happiness and duty. The lines caution gravity over gaiety and urge faithfulness in home life while warning against worldly fear.
A humorous reflection on marriage as a "corporation of two persons" with power to grow, contrasting crude and witty definitions. The piece cites a bachelor friend’s vague remark and Senator Lougheed’s clever analogy to frame marriage as a formal social construct.
A line prompts a playful exchange as a traveler asks the conductor about bus arrival time at Fallow Green while the conductor teases about a wife’s tea time instruction. The brief dialogue mirrors period period tone and rural transport humor.
A plea for trust unfolds as a speaker declares lifelong devotion to a single girl, while the Maiden cautions that many others would not share that belief. The exchange captures a moment of intimate doubt and reassurance.
In a candid interview a prominent figure was asked for a definition of an expert. He answered with a succinct paradox, saying an expert is one who can simplify complexity.
Dialogue reveals Harold recalling a dropped handkerchief while sleeping with it. Alice counters that the item belongs to little Fifi's sweater, hinting at a domestic misunderstanding between the two.
A group of farmers guessed a steer’s weight with errors as high as 100 pounds. one man came closest within 75 pounds and was praised for accuracy. The veteran quipped he could improve with practice.
The line connecting Murmansk and Leningrad stretches 925 miles through frozen marshes and crosses 1 119 bridges, illustrating vast northern rail infrastructure.
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