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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1945
Page
3
A reader recounts relief from dizzy spells hot flashes and nervousness after three weeks on Kruschen Salts and continuing use for eighteen months. The six salts are said to stimulate the liver and kidneys and keep the body free of impurities.
A collage of quotations from Henry Clay William Ellery Channing T B Macaulay and Mary Baker Eddy on government trusteeship purpose happiness and divine guidance. The lines emphasize government as a trust opportunities for self work and moral law guiding peace.
The quote argues that selfish interests must be removed for good government and that true rule comes when God governs human affairs. It cites Sir Wilfred Grenfell and Thomas Jefferson on strong, inclusive government where individuals feel part of the state.
James Murspock reports 513 new savings accounts opened in August with total deposits of 202,856 dollars. Cumulative initial deposits since January 1945 reach 1,583,186 dollars.
Published by Authority details regulations issued under the Game and Fisheries Act 1934 as amended. Dated at St Johns August 28 1945 by A J Walsh Commissioner for Natural Resources acting.
A chilled royal punch blends 2 cups strong tea infusion 4 chips grape juice 2 cups grapefruit juice 4 cups ginger ale or charged water. Combine before serving and sweeten to taste. Pour over ice in a punch bowl. Yield about 25 cups.
The 1942 Newfoundland Gazette publishes amendments to Regulation 4 changing ptarmigan areas and season dates, limits on wild ducks geese and snipe, and updates to Regulations 24 and 26. It tightens sale rules for ptarmigan, bans serving or displaying it in premises, and outlines liability for owners and managers, with penalties and due diligence defenses.
A bystander notes the gentleman shows respect, while a salesman defends him as an early settler. The bystander questions his age, suggesting he is not more than 40, but the salesman points out he consistently pays his bills on the first of every month.
A pithy proverb-like note urges maintaining traditional family unity to avoid romantic entanglements. It frames harmony as the defense against complicated love triangles and social scandal. The line reflects moralizing sentiment common in community commentary.
A call to speak honestly from inner conviction rather than guarding emotions. The piece urges readers to confront feelings openly and act with authenticity.
A garbled excerpt features characters Sadie Daisy and Jack with distorted dialogue about a husband, a chick, and naval reference. The text appears as OCR errors with unclear context and attribution.
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