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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1952
Page
2
The article advises against washing wallpaper unless it is washable. Finger marks and grease stains can be removed with an art eraser for fingerprints and a dry powder cleaning method for grease. For deep stains a second application may be needed and a ring may appear, requiring letting the paper dry fully before wiping. If heavily soiled, use a commercial wallpaper cleaner from hardware or paint stores.
N. M. Parke of the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa explains key factors in storing potatoes to prolong edibility and reduce loss. Proper temperature humidity air movement light exclusion and handling prevent shrinks and decay during storage through winter and spring.
The piece recalls old New Brunswick timber camps where the broadaxe built early homes and furnished wood for pulp and props. It notes the power saw speeds production while acknowledging the axe remains a tool of the past. It cites election scans forecasting Liberals and PC or Social Credit as major players in 1953.
Many workers choose a hurried sandwich at the office or workplace then return to duties without delay. The habit reflects a common midday routine as people balance meals with tasks.
Ottawa coverage notes Liberata remains resilient amid provincial results and by elections. The text argues no clear shift away from St. Laurent and key Liberal figures, suggesting the party still holds a lead heading into the 1953 general election.
The Department of Mines and Resources announces the 20 beaver closed season will continue in Newfoundland this year. Low prices for beaver pelts influence the decision, and a further season is believed to help rebuild beaver stocks in scarce areas.
The Regional Librarians Training Class and Conference began September 20 and concluded Friday October 3. Attending librarians have returned to their districts after a week focused on lectures across librarian courses.
Members of the Gentisg Memorial Library participated in a two week program featuring talks by Dr A Hunter Vice-President of Memorial University Dr Fr O Neill Director of Adult Education and others. They visited Jubilees Guild Workshop University Library Legislative Library and Travelling Library with social events including a dinner at the Newfoundland Flying Club and a tea at the Gossling Memorial Library. The event concluded with reflections on the value to libraries regions and communities and lists regional librarians in attendance.
A fragmented meditation on achieving happiness in the home. The text emphasizes integrity as the foundation, affection to warm the atmosphere, cheerfulness to light daily life, and industry to renew the home environment, under God’s blessing.
A fragmented text reports disputes over a claimant named Joan, alleging harping or playing disputes and disputes around a personal claim. The report hints at a legal confrontation with references to a hearing or court action involving Joan.
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