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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1947
Page
3
A Coventry mother of ten credits Kruschen Salts with ten years of relief from bilious attacks headaches and constipation. She explains Kruschen contains six minerals and regular use supports stomach liver kidney and digestion helping to stay regular and feel fit. Ad notes Kruschen Seltzer pills sold by druggists with a 40c and 60c price.
The Financial Post argues the dollar problem hinges on selling more goods to the United States. It advocates tariff reductions by the U S to restore trade balance, suggesting Canada restrict imports only as a last resort. The piece notes a long adverse trade balance, over nine billion dollars since 1867, and calls for broader flows of goods across the Canada U S border.
The Newfoundland Division of The Canadian Institute for The Blind reports 28 new registrations and 62 investigations during the period, with 13 members deceased. Registrations stood at 247 as of March 31, 1947. The Naval Cafeteria Building at George and Thomas Streets was acquired and outfitted as a factory for Blindcraft products to expand employment for blind workers.
The Newfoundland Institute outlines plans to enlarge its Military Road campus with housing, recreation, offices, and a showroom for Blindcraft products. It reports employing blind workers in canteen operations at St. John’s General Hospital and aims to place at least three more workers, with a goal of 40 eventually. A survey of Newfoundland blind youths will start, training two World War II veterans to collect eye examinations. Regional boards are planned in Grand Falls and Corner Brook to extend services island wide, while a nursery for preschool blind children and housing for aged, unemployable blind are urged. The board thanks the Commission of Government, media, medical professionals, clergy, auxiliaries, and staff.
Fresh fruit stains can often be removed by pouring boiling water, though exceptions exist for darkening stains from fresh peach pear cherry or plum due to tannin. Use coal water and glycerine or shampoo for stubborn cases. sponge with cool water first, rub in glycerine or mild shampoo, let stand, then rinse. For wool or silk, avoid boiling water and use cool water with glycerine. Tomato juice and ketchup stains follow similar cool water methods.
Allies and Japanese circles debate Emperor Hirohito fate after a peace treaty. Some see him vital to post surrender order, others discuss possible step down to Crown Prince Akihito. Hirohito has shown no retirement hints, while Western powers weigh symbolic implications for peace and concessions.
Applications invited from ex servicemen for a fur farm training course at Fur Farm School Mount Pearl. Selection subject to Division of Civil Re establishment approval. The six month program starts December 1 1947 and covers breeding feeding and care of foxes and mink. Monthly maintenance allowance of 30 dollars for board and lodging. married men receive no deduction. Successful applicants must deposit between 250 and 500 dollars with the Department of Natural Resources before training and may receive a dollar for dollar free grant up to the deposit with 15 mink valued at 150 dollars included. Unsuccessful applicants receive a refund of the deposit. Written applications with full details due September 30 1947 to Secretary for Natural Resources K J GARTER.
The article argues Hirohito’s continued role may influence public opinion on Japan’s future leadership and the imperial system. It notes tours as campaign signals and cites Gen Douglas MacArthur’s approval as necessary for any Emperor travel. A rumor media circles say surrender terms hint at imperial continuation if the people desire it, but not necessarily Hirohito in office.
Queen Elizabeth spoke to a crowd at Westminster Central Hall during the Silver Jubilee of the Bible Reading Fellowship. She said daily Bible reading is helpful and noted her long involvement with the fellowship amid challenging times for the world and nation.
London Free Press notes rising interest in forthcoming winter matches as fans anticipate the season. Readers glimpse early sentiment and the league mood for Confederation Life coverage.
A Bollywood inventor demonstrates a piano playable from bed using sheet music. Peterborough Examiner notes the innovation aims to simplify access for bedridden players and invites further coverage of the device and its potential impact on music practice.
A New York woman speaks about returning from a distant mission, describing her experiences and the significance of the journey. Her remarks convey personal impact and reflections on the adventure.
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