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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1932
Page
3
The text notes Lamech and Cain, Seth's birth, and the renewal of the seed as Enos appears. It mentions people calling upon the Lord and adopting the name of Jehovah, then asks what happens to the wonderful city and its civilization, inviting readers to next week's Bible Talks topic.
Dear Sir a letter requests space to record the death of Uncle John Simms who passed March 31 1932 at age 68 years ten months after a lingering illness He leaves a loving wife one son and three daughters Thomas living at Backeer
Mary Ann at Back Harbour Janet at South Side Nellie at Toronto and two brothers Mr George Simms and Mr Robert Simms both at Back Harbour. Four sisters two at Leading Tickles and two at White Bay. Twelve grandchildren and other relatives. Burial April 3 at North Side United Church Rev Mercer preached from Psalm 90:12. Sympathy extended. Poems express grief and belief in heaven.
Carmen endures Madame's mounting jealousy as Larry McMahan drifts toward the star, while Carmen clings to a fragile hope. The director Walsted lauds the completed film as Sam Schmitz hosts a garden party for the cast. Madame schemes to secure Larry, threatening Carmen's chances to win him and risking heartbreak as the production nears its end.
Carmen answers a call from Larry McMahan who says he has been detained and asks to forgive his failure to escort madame to Mr Schmitz's party. He promises to meet there and hints at a marvelous, eagerly anticipated message for her.
Writs issued in Supreme Court against Sir Richard Squires and Hon Dr Campbell accuse them of accepting offices of emolument under the Crown while in the House of Assembly. Squires faced a $5,000 December salary as Reparations Committee chairman. Campbell’s charges include multiple emolument offices and payments totalizing several thousand dollars from the Treasury.
Telegram dated March 21 reports that the House of Assembly has approved a penalty of two hundred thirty dollars for every time a member sits or votes. The sum is recoverable by any person who sues in the Supreme Court.
A candidate, speaking to an audience, touted his party’s work in the House and quipped about taxing memory. A voice from the rear interrupted, exclaiming a sharp reaction to the remark.
Mrs Jones described her husband’s thrilling escape during a house fire. He was trapped in an upper room and reportedly slid down a water pipe to reach safety. A listener commented on his thin appearance as the scene unfolded.
A brief note urges turning to God for guidance amid uncertainty, stressing faith above worldly doubt and encouraging adherence to His teachings as a stable path forward. It frames doubt as natural but resolvable through spiritual devotion and trust in divine authority.
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