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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1944
Page
3
A man recounts rapid relief from a crippling sciatic attack after taking Kruschen daily for 35 years. He claims never to have needed a doctor since, praises internal cleansing, and says health and vitality returned with age. He urges others to adopt the daily Kruschen habit.
Reflection on public expressions of faith in everyday life and on cinema. Marie Curie’s twenty fifth anniversary remarks portray faith as “small candles to our darkness” and promise divine wonder endures beyond human sight. American soldiers in New Britain credit the hand of Almighty God for safety amid war reporting.
In a quirky exchange a doctor meets a grass widow with bay fever while a motorist asks for tires. A storekeeper offers life preservers cushions funeral wreaths and doughnuts. A landlord quizzes a tenant about chess and reveals a tenant preference for steady movers.
A terse reflection on how ongoing stress and persistent forces shape daily life, hinting at the tension between personal identity and social expectations. The piece foregrounds struggle, resilience, and the search for stability amid ongoing pressure.
A collage of literary quotes on nature from Humboldt Blake Shakespeare Eddy and others. The piece reflects on nature as a source of power, wisdom, and moral pace, urging harmony with the natural world and its laws. The text intertwines reflections on nature with themes of learning, discipline, and moral insight.
Mrs Robinson quips to a chemist that her husband fears asking for a raise due to nerves. She jokingly asks if a dose of aspiring stathlete would help, capturing a humorous telegram humor tone from the period.
Dr Ellis Mac Donald of Fort Bilice Sask Director of the Franklin Biochemical Research Foundation at Newark has announced a new anticholera vaccine after three years work with Dr Robert Jennings and R W Linton. It is easy to produce inexpensive and has no reaction producing substances. The vaccine can be produced in days with a single dose providing cure or prevention and immunizes for a year.
A discouraged Ohio coffee shop owner posted a door sign declaring No coffee, no sugar, no help, no oil, no heat, no profit. The message urged, If you want a squire meal, join the army, reflecting a bleak business setback.
A letter discusses postal delays on the Straits of Belle Isle, noting mail misrouting and late arrivals to Twillingate and Fogo Districts. It urges improved foreign mail handling, fair access to services, and warns against political manipulation in shaping future Island policy while calling for prompt service and less monopoly influence.
The Newfoundland Government will allocate herring nets purchased from the United Kingdom for this year. Only nets from this source will be available. Direct importers must submit returns for 1940 1941 and 1942 showing supplier names and addresses, customs references, and anticipated 1944 needs. Submissions to Secretary for Supply St Johns by September 1 1944.
The paper explains why it published an apology from M. L. W. in the Sun after a young person claimed intimidation. It states future apologies will only be printed if they are of public concern or involve defaming statements, and warns against nonsensical public demand from youths who cannot judge legality or procedure.
A reader of the Indianapolis News argues that a feminine war worker's popularity now hinges on how many share the ride clubs sheila invited to join, reflecting social dynamics during wartime.
A brief aphorism notes that progress requires action rather than inactivity, urging readers to take initiative to leave a mark in life and history. It emphasizes momentum and purposeful effort over complacency.
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