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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1939
Page
2
The report shows the hospital’s activity rising in 1938 39 with increased anti syphilitic and tuberculosis care. Costs rose due to price hikes and new equipment while contracts lagged and revenue fell leaving a modest deficit. A travelling clinic educated on prevention and a dental and medical program targeted children with incomplete follow up.
An excerpt from Newfoundland Fisheries Bulletin No. 8 outlines Atlantic Salmon life history including spawning habits multiple spawns from May or June to October or November, the kelp stage, feeding cessation, and color changes. It notes potential two jaw types, mortality rates near 90 percent for males, parr development with eleven parr marks, growth during freshwater, and an oldest recorded salmon of 14 years weighing about 40 pounds from the Serpentine River.
A letter notes the 1930 started wine related construction matching existing concrete block hospital sections. The new wing should be ready for occupancy late September. Equipment needs include a larger electric light plant, a new sterilizing apparatus for mattresses, and wall repairs to the dammed water supply.
A reflective verse notes dreary days and descending clouds yet assures that gloom passes. It contrasts sullen thoughts with the promise that dawns will clear, bringing brighter days once hope and faith overcome doubt.
A barber quips that higher shaving charges reflect extra labor in hard times as customers complain about prices. He notes men’s faces are longer due to the general trade slump and money shortage.
A playful quip shows a lady asking why sailors wear loose garments and the reply jokes that the clothing shrinks when they fall overboard. The exchange highlights maritime humor and practical banter between a lady and a sailor.
A traveler driving at seventy mph notes rising injury risk as traffic approaches a larger urban area, while his wife questions their route. The dialogue hints at a looming congested destination and concerns over safety.
A columnist notes several young men raised on drinking remain fond of alcohol, suggesting early habits influence adult tastes and social behavior.
A concise quotation attributed to A. Froude on character, praising steady love of good and consistent scorn of evil.
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