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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1943
Page
3
A testimonial asserts Kruschen salts relieve rheumatism after years of pain. The letter says two years of limited movement and use of a stick, then gradual improvement over about three months, with hands nearly normal after fifteen years of suffering. The ad emphasizes dissolving uric acid crystals and aiding kidney elimination.
Department of Natural Resources presents a 1943 radio address by D J Gillis on proper hay stack building for new farmers. It covers site selection dry ground shelter, pole preparation, vertical placement, staking, and initial stack foundation using stout poles and heavy boughs for a solid platform.
Instructions to build durable oat or barley hay stacks with a large base, vertical sides, and a blunt, weather shedding top. Emphasizes even trampling, outward straw arrangement, top grooming with a rooflike last layers, and wind protection using cross sticks then weighted top, plus drying hay to prevent spoilage.
A Cape Argus joke from Cape Town portrays a timid groom asking the price of a marriage license and a facetious clerk offering the installment plan. The clerk jokes that ten shillings down buys the license and the groom’s entire weekly salary is due for life.
Late evening scene shows Pat called by his wife Nora to supper with steak potatoes hot rolls and coffee. Pat jokes the offer is a joke for the neighbors, while Nora insists she is not kidding. The exchange captures a light domestic moment.
A compact collection of quotes on ideal life spiritual growth and moral conduct. Notable lines from Phillips Brocka Disraeli Mary Baker Eddy Channing Steele and biblical reference Matthew 5 48 emphasize godlike deeds and striving for perfection through divine guidance.
A wartime account recalls a sailor’s conversion after a crash near Captain Rickenbacker’s plane incident. He describes his Christian upbringing, the New Testament gift, and daily confessions of sins as he faces mercy and relies on God amid peril at sea.
Johnny Bartek recounts a sea raft ordeal where prayer for water and fish was answered, and a returning plane reportedly confirmed his belief. He describes a life transformed by faith, devotion, and a call to share his experience with peers, wondering why others don’t seek God.
A Navy officer in the South Pacific tells a cannibal chief not to eat arriving American soldiers, saying they are there to protect him from the Japs. The chief replies in blunt humor, noting white men are “too bitter” to eat.
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