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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1930
Page
3
An old-time recipe explains making caramel pudding by boiling unopened condensed milk in a can for two and a half hours. After cooling, open the can, scoop the contents onto a dish, garnish with broken nuts and whipped cream, and serve in slices with additional cream as desired.
A Montreal firm Davis & Lawrence Co promotes D and L Emulsion claiming to build strength and weight for those with bronchial ailments. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
Women from around the world present millions of signatures in London urging abolition of warships. The text argues women’s influence may force delegates to act on this momentous issue. The piece notes a long belief that women often secure their aims.
Pedron Candioti swam 390 kilometers down the Parana River from Goya to Santa Fe in 65 hours 54 minutes claiming a world distance and permanency record. He entered the water Saturday at 10 50 a m and reached Santa Fe at 4 40 a m Monday.
The quote presents prayer as seeking blessings and work as turning them into reality. It frames prayer and labor as two essential poles driving action, likening them to a galvanic battery. Roswell Dwight Hitchcock.
Lord Balfour died peacefully at his brother's Surrey home at 82 after a long career as prime minister and Victorian statesman. He left instructions for his loyal servant James Coltman and died at Whittinghame. Premier MacDonald mourned a long, useful life and national tribute followed.
A strange scene unfolds as a famous comedian drives into a Midland town and parks outside the Town Hall. He asks a lone observer to watch his car while he returns briefly, prompting questions about local revenue and a small town moment.
The prime minister spoke extemporaneously before Ottawa's Presbyterian General Assembly, stressing the church's enduring influence on national life. He claimed the church should remain a guiding force, praising its truth and moral role in society.
The writer warns the German scientist who created an honesty testing device should seek patent protection to prevent theft of his concept before others copy it.
The report notes that Persians are taking up the piano as fifty musical instruments were imported into the country last year.
A humorous dialogue from a Confedera tion Life sketch features a witty exchange on family ties. She asks about poor relations and rich relations and he replies no one knows him, creating a light situational moment.
Authority announces amendment to Lobster Fishery Rules effective January 1, 1930. No license to pack lobsters will be issued to any packer who did not, in the previous year, pack at least 15 cases of 48 twelve ounce tins or equivalent weight. Dept. of the Colonial Secretary, March 11, 1930.
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