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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1943
Page
3
A Newfoundland and Labrador notice announces a reduction from four hundred to three hundred hunting licenses for moose and caribou for the 1943 season. Details cover season dates November 1 to December 21, fees, bag limits, eligible areas, applicant requirements, guides, reporting, prohibitions, and resident definitions.
The document defines residency for license eligibility as residing for at least six months with intent to stay, including bona fide armed forces members stationed in Newfoundland. If applications exceed licenses, a lottery selects successful applicants. The aim is representative distribution across settlements, ensuring each area gains a reasonable proportion of licenses. Signed by K. J. Carter, Secretary for Natural Resources.
A Detroit gathering by Frank and Mrs Schlang raised funds for Twillingate Hospital reconstruction. Attendees from many Newfoundland towns enjoyed reunion with homeland friends. The letter notes plans for a permanent Newfoundland group and urges wider community support to sustain hospital work.
Contributions from numerous donors to the Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital in Twillingate. Listed gifts include 20, 15, 10, and 5 dollar contributions from multiple couples and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Gordon Roberts, Gladstone Dove, Arthur Bulgin, Phillip Young, George Cox, J Thorne, A He Taylor, A S Pope, Howard Holmes, H Spry, Wao, J Scott, Ralph Falle, Jorge Bolwin, Eli Frost, Edward Frost, Fred Frost, G B Purcell, Geo Purchase, John Troke, E Inkpen, W A Small, BE K Howse, P Pollard, James Qoulding, R A Morland, Jos Croft, S Adama, Cyril Battes, Troy Lee, Barbara Barnes, Wm Young, S G Lush, Thomas Bishop, George Adams, Jack Sort, Albert.
An anonymous reader asserts Kruschen Salts cured a month of kidney disorder sciatica and rheumatism, claiming four weeks restored energy appetite and vitality. The letter touts Kruschen as a scientific salt blend resetting kidneys and banishing ailments, restoring life’s joy.
A list of donors and supporters includes Parsons, J Palle, W Martin, W Brett and families, E C Bethune, A Old ford, Pagnie St John, Rideout, Arthur Stanley, Seth Lindall, Jack Oldford, T Joheson, Stanley Tolk, Herman Jennings, Mors Hefferton, Charter Mayo, Charles Old ford, I Richards, George Barnes, Lawrence Oldford, A Kuster, W Billard, J Spooner, Minx Motly Mooland, Beatrice Stanley, Jessie Hamilton, Alex Croker, Elsie Welland, Katie Prost Nemes Mroe, Minnie Drevepring, Marion Butt, Eva Tok, Mary Collins, H W Morley, Ray Brett, Betty Roberts. Pledges range from 1.00 to 2.00 with totals noted and an aggregate 373 dollars 35 cents plus 9 percent on American money 3360.
A striking exchange shows a foreman offering a job on the condition the absent man fails to appear the next day. The dialogue captures blunt labor market bargaining and a potential dismissal if the worker does not report. The scene underscores informal hiring practices in a tense crew environment.
A terse statement asserts that any tire produced in the past two to three years lasts eight or ten years if not worn out, claiming they will not rot within that period.
A five pound flatiron is reported to contain enough iron to forge four hand grenades. The note appears in a trade or industrial snippet highlighting material quantities and potential hazards.
The text notes that fish bodies are coated with a mucuslike substance that lubricates the skin and helps them swim, aiding efficient movement through water.
A terse remark about minnows finds a curious audience as readers compare fish anatomy to humorous myths. Sly observations circulate, highlighting a quirky wildlife note that prompts no scientific challenge.
A collection of quotes on patriotism democracy and liberty from figures like Everett Armington Robert Hail Harry Woodburn Chase Woodrow Wilson and Mary Baker Eddy. The excerpts emphasize obedience to government, internal discipline, and the belief in human freedom as a divine right.
Dear editor please publish the death notice for my grandmother Mrs John Coolper who died July 2 1942 at her daughter Mrs Anthony Price Millertown. She leaves husband one daughter two sons eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus many relatives and friends. A granddaughter Emma R Cooper Virgin Arm signs the notice.
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