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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1938
Page
2
A testimonial from a dressmaker describes a three and a half year battle with rheumatism that left her hands crippled and unable to sew. After using Kruschen Salts for about a month she could stand and walk unaided, and in three months was fully well again, attributing her recovery to the remedy dissolving uric acid crystals in joints.
An In Memoriam notice from the Y P S Burnt Cove honors Mrs Robert Rideout who died Sept 21 1937. The write up recalls her as beloved wife and friend, praises her devotion to faith and family, and notes she was a teacher and active in church circles. Inserted by the Y P S Burnt Cove.
A London scene shows a girl asking about straw on the road and a mother explaining a recent baby delivery in a nearby house. The child comments that the straw is well packed, adding a grim but humorous tone to the moment.
At twilight you meet three men. Under the rule that black men lie and white men tell the truth, analyze their statements. One man’s words are blown away, the second claims the first is white and he is white, and the third claims the first is black but he is white. Determine each man’s color.
Dr A S Evyn McGill of McGill University relocating to the Smithsonian rejects claims that the Northern Lights produce rustling or swishing sounds. He says the 60 mile high atmosphere is near vacuum, so sound cannot travel. noises are likely ground electrical disturbances caught by observers’ attention.
Public notice regarding Mrs John Cook posted on the north side opposite the Sun Office. Details unreadable in provided text.
A vintage advertisement invites readers to mail an original letter explaining why they prefer Royal Yeast for baking. Each of 479 top letters wins a crisp five dollar prize, with hundreds of prizes overall.
The rules require exhibitors to grow or own entries, submit forms to the Secretary two days before opening, and attach entry tickets. Livestock must be owned a month prior. Exhibits should stay until close, and exhibitors handle transport costs. Judging is at the judge’s discretion. improper conduct forfeits prizes, and only one prize per section except livestock or specials. Entries due September 26. exhibits by September 27. care instructions and exact class counts are outlined.
Guidance on exhibit prep urges cleaning and halter training for cattle and horses, and washing avoidance for vegetables. It outlines selection guidelines, drying, brushing, and trimming roots and tops to preserve appearance, with emphasis on uniform variety, size, and disease absence.
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