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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1940
Page
3
A reader recalls three months of indigestion illness treated with soda biscuits and milk. After starting Kruschen, the writer reports relief from gastritis and constipation, clearer skin, and ability to enjoy meals without after effects, praising the daily dose and lasting relief.
A patriotic verse celebrates England’s resilience facing bombing and ruin. It lauds the navy, factories, and home front, pledging steadfast defense and the vow that tyranny will fail. Written by Katuthkgrine Ripgout Newman.
A recipe notes mixing shortening and sugar, adding eggs, folding in flour with baking powder and salt, then dates and Kellogg Corn Flakes. Form teaspoon balls, roll in corn flake crumbs, bake on greased sheet at 325 degrees for about 20 minutes yields about three dozen cookies.
Janet Minty of Twillingate Newfoundland wed T John Freeman of Simpson Saskatchewan on Saturday August 31 at St. Clair Avenue United Church. Rev T E Todd officiated with Gordon Douglas on music. They left for a Northern Ontario motor trip and will reside in Toronto.
A local father visiting his son at the university asked the photographer for a pose. The father proposed the son place his hand on the father's shoulder but preferred the hand in his father's rocket for the shot.
A collage of famous faith sayings from Hebrews Wordsworth Emerson and Mary Baker Eddy. The selections celebrate faith hope and trust as guiding forces in life.
A New York exhibit for two years displays a fully washable home. All rooms use washable wallpaper and furniture covers of linen or cotton. Draperies are chintz and most items resist staining, including knotty pine look walls and flat painted surfaces.
A long list shows numerous donors and amounts contributing to the Spitfire Fund. Amounts range from small gifts to larger sums such as 1000 and 500 by named individuals, with many entries under 100. The page records supporters including Dr. S. M. Hardy and others, totaling contributions to support the fund.
Eighty eight year old Thomas H Goodison of Orchard View Blvd Toronto recalls backing Charles Price in building Toronto's first steam automobile. Born in Ireland he arrived in 1856 with his father and notes the steam car seemed future tech until the internal combustion engine emerged. He recalls a 50 mile trip and the thrill of his first horseless carriage ride.
The moon phases list new moon on the 1st and 3rd days with first quarter on the 8th and full moon on the 16th and last quarter on the 2nd.
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