Miracle Cure Promises Relief for Middle Age Ills
A reader describes years of dizziness hot flashes and indigestion in middle age and credits Kruschen Salts with dramatic health improvement after three weeks and ongoing use for 18 months The ad claims the six Kruschen salts stimulate liver and kidney function keeping the body clear of impurities and restoring cheerfulness and energy.
Giant turtle caught by fisherman near Dunfield Bay
A six feet long turtle weighing about 1200 pounds was caught on Saturday week near Dunfield Bay. The creature was found by a fisherman while trawling and was captured alive.
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Mest Dunfield
Troity Bay
Dock Transfer Complete By September Expected
St John's notes that by the end of next month the transfer of the Naval Dock on Water Street west to the Newfoundland Railway should be finished. The dock, supervised by the Royal Canadian Navy during the war years, includes four piers and nine large buildings.
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St John's
Naval Dock
Water Street
Newfoundland Railway
Royal Canadian Navy
Anxious Mrs Brown Shares New Car News
Mrs Brown tells a neighbor she is exhausted after a long day of driving. The neighbor replies with a playful remark about mangling work, adding a light note to the domestic exchange.
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Brown
Battle of Waterloo date questioned by child
A dialogue snippet shows a child asking for the Waterloo date and the father admitting ignorance, followed by a threat of tomorrow’s punishment. The exchange highlights curiosity and frustration within a domestic scene.
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Janior
Daddy
Janicer
Man Uses Only Quarter of Inhaled Oxygen in Breath
A report notes that a man utilizes approximately 25 percent of the oxygen inhaled with each breath of sir, suggesting low oxygen extraction efficiency.
Crippling Recovery Notes Canada Struggling
The Financial Post warns that recovery in Canada will be hampered for months by existing strikes and shortages. It cites unfinished houses, material scarcities, and limits on salt soap furniture linoleum stoves cars tractors and farm implements. It argues wartime demands ended but supply issues persist amid high consumer demand.
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Financial Post
Canada
Armed Services
In Loving Memory Of Grandmother Mrs Levi Pynon
A granddaughter Marjorie writes a tribute to her grandmother Mrs Levi Pynon of Brookside. She describes missing her deeply and the family’s sorrow at her passing while expressing faith in a heavenly resting place free of pain and sorrow. The poem asserts reunion in a bright shore beyond mortal life.
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Levi Pynon
Brookside
Gems for your Scrapbook Courage and virtue quotes
A collection of quotes on courage and character from Themis Browne Mary Brier Eddy and Epictetus. It links brave spirit with loyalty beauty friendship and inner strength, noting courage as essential to high character and life.
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Mary Brier Eddy
Three Men Drowned at Pt Anson in Green Bay
News reports three young men lost their lives by drowning at Pt Anson Green Bay after work at a saw mill. Gerald Hewlett aged 21 James Wellman 29 820 and stepson and Gorge Huskiana 14 fell into the water while boarding a boat. Wellman the only swimmer had four years Royal Navy service and attempted to rescue the others as Capt Wilbert Wellman learns of the tragedy while commanding the schooner Reasonable in Labrador fisheries.
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Green Bay
Gerald Hewlett
James Wellman
T. J. Hewlett
Gorge Huskiana
Port Anson
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Labrador
Oven baked fish with cornflake crust guidance
A recipe outlines dipping one pound fish fillets in salted milk then in finely crushed cornflakes, arranging on a well oiled sheet, sprinkling with seasonings, and baking in a very hot oven at 500 degrees F for 12 to 15 minutes. Yield is four servings of four ounces each.
You can only die for your country once.
A compact motto recounting the idea that sacrifice for national service is a one time act, while daily dedication to country through work and duty remains ongoing.
Dr Chase Nerve Food Promises Relief From Worry
Worry exhausts the nerves and Dr Chase's Nerve Food is urged as a remedy. The ad claims worry causes sleeplessness irritability memory loss and fatigue and asserts the product restores nerve force improving rest mood and healthful living. Friends notice improvements and the user regains cheer and vitality.
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Dr. Chase
Old Faithful Geyser Erupts Puff of Water Every Hour
Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park erupts about every sixty five and a half minutes on average. Each blast sends roughly 10 000 to 12 000 gallons of geyser water about 150 feet into the air, a display observed for years.
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Yellowstone National Park
Fragmented Child's Question About Marriage Age
A girl asks her grandfather how old a girl must be to marry. He replies with a layered, if garbled, reply about being old enough yet young enough and other contradictory traits, including misheard and misspelled words. The dialogue hints at guidance but blends unclear phrases and slang.
Prince Elizabeth Birthday Tour Plans Revealed by King
Buckingham Palace said the King approved a 21st birthday celebration for Princess Elizabeth at Government House in Cape Town next April. She will accompany the King, Queen, and her sister Margaret on a royal tour beginning February 16, with the birthday event set before the family returns to Britain.
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Elizabeth
Government House
Cape Town
Margaret
South Africa
Britain
Aviation Advances in Canada and Wartime Production
Canada keeps pace with rapid aviation development as wartime production expands. The North Star 40‑engined transport with 3500 mile range, 325 mph cruising speed, and 28 000 ft ceiling stands as a model for future craft. Dominion producers and trained workers show growing capability to build and operate up-to-date aircraft.
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North Star
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Britain’s 1946 trade: Australia leads third quarter purchases
Australia ranked Britain's third best customer in early 1946 with purchases near 35 million dollars. Stub AL i.a, importing British goods valued above 50 million dollars, led. India followed with about 50 million dollars in imports.
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Australia
Britain
Stub AL I.a
India
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