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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1941
Page
3
A nurse recalls three severe falls and crippling inability to move last year. After trying Kruschen Salts, she reports regained mobility and energy, able to walk dance and enjoy life again. The ad cites two ingredients dissolving uric acid crystals and aiding natural elimination.
An assortment of aphorisms on happiness, duty, and virtue quotes from Tryon Howard, Sierce, Mary Baker Eddy, Tillotson, and Maurice Maeterlisck. The lines connect contentment with service, friendship, home, and doing good as paths to true happiness.
Britain mobilizes ice cream plants to freeze pancreatic glands for insulin, transporting them to slaughterhouses and distributing supplies nationwide. The scheme, run by manufacturers and government chemists, expands to preserve glands and other medical materials.
A soldier on the march felt pain in his boot and limped back to camp. He removed his boot to bathe a blistered toe and found a pellet of paper lodged in the sock with the message God bless the soldier who wears these cockal.
A murky passage notes that the water that wasn't deep takes the place of the gun that wasn't loaded, suggesting a symbolic swap in a local swimming season anecdote. The text emphasizes caution and unintended consequences within a community setting.
Letter to the Christian Science Monitor argues Christians must resist Hitler rather than follow pacifist ideals. The writer cites Jesus' example of resisting evil and warns that failure to oppose Hitler aligns Christians with his war machine across Europe and beyond. Katharine Hayden Saltur, Madison Wisconsin.
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The London Free Press lauds Willkie for backing Roosevelt's Iceland force deployment and defense of the island while proposing American bases in Scotland and Northern Ireland. It frames his stance as logical and unifying amid the crisis, praising his willingness to cooperate with the successful opponent.
The householder reproaches the cook over undersized biscuits. The cook retorts that the smaller size was intentional to invite complaint and fees.
A woman complains to a doctor that her arms ache so she cannot lift them, and she experiences the same limitation in her legs, hindering movement and daily tasks. The dialogue captures distress and seeks medical relief.
An official publication parodies pay day woes with verses about empty pockets and a restless night. The spoof notes the men await funds as duty and humor collide, capturing a light moment at No. 14 Service Flying Training School.
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