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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
3
The Sun is presented as a key link to local and national news via the Daily Telegraph Bulletin. A nominal annual fee is requested to provide the service, with a note that non-subscribers may benefit if they contribute to extend delivery. The message emphasizes community support for a home paper.
The detailed plan for tackling unemployment prepared by Lloyd George with a committee is submitted to the Prime Minister as a 100 page memorandum. In a covering letter he hopes to appear in person before a Cabinet committee to explain the proposals.
A guest asks about dress code at a small town hotel. The innkeeper replies with a witty remark about dining attire and notes an extra charge for meals served in bed.
Members of the Board of Trade see potential business in Newfoundland. The board plans to study the situation and may organize a business men's cruise to the island this summer. Canada could find markets there, and inquiries have been promising.
A call to advertisers to act with urgency, urging them to place ads now and proclaim the value of advertising in every era, emphasizing wisdom in choosing ad placements.
A reflective meditation on unwavering effort toward truth and virtue. The speaker argues that persistent striving for right yields divine reward in increased capacity for goodness, love, and service, portraying love as heaven and God within.
A Petites merchant relays Tom Courtney’s report of a 20 foot long creature with a square head, horselike nostrils, and a sharklike mouth. The carcass tail three feet wide, bones rubbery, meat pale and red, with gear around its body prompting questions if it is Scotland’s serpent.
On March 30 1867 ten women and two men were drowned off Catalina while out on the ice seeking seals in a disaster reported by Telegram.
Blend condensed milk with hot water then gradually add to lightly beaten eggs. Add salt and nutmeg. Pour into custard cups set in a hot water bath. Bake at 325 degrees F for about forty minutes until set.
A married woman writes seeking relief for distress and delayed flow. The letter promotes Royal Vibor No 1 and No 2, a non narcotic herbal compound, claiming quick relief in days, testimonials, and mail order pricing from Royal Laboratory Windsor Ontario.
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