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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
3
The Sun links Daily Telegraph Bulletin readers to local office news and events. For a nominal yearly fee, subscribers gain access to numerous items of interest otherwise unknown. Non subscribers can receive the service if they contribute to cover the cost. The paper relies on community support to sustain a home paper.
A playful instruction from a health bulletin describes mixing children and dogs in a field under blue skies, adding a brook and pebbles, then baking in sun and cooling in a tub. It reads like a whimsical, cautionary note on outdoor play and safety.
A visitor tours a large factory and asks to see the refrigerating plant. The guide notes the woman’s keen interest in botany, prompting a small, witty exchange about the plants and processes on display.
The Board of Admiralty reviews the Portsmouth court martial on the Hood Renown collision of January 23. They dissent from absolving Rear Admiral Bailey, faulting late signaling and directing courses. They reduce Captain Sawbridge's sentence to severe reprimand and keep him in command of Renown. Captain Tower of Hood bears partial blame for delaying avoidance action.
A humorous exchange between a minister and a colored bride recounts a vow moment with playful dialect. The bride declares she will stay with her husband through good or bad, joking that if he improves the land will claim him and if he declines she will tend to him herself.
A fragmentary piece urged clergy to share credit with others and develop workers. It emphasizes humility, foresight, and teamwork over self-importance, noting leadership is shown by service and collaboration.
A reader reports four years of lumbago relief after hospital heat therapy and starting Kruschen Salts. The letter says the remedy cures by purifying the blood and eliminating the root cause, with six salts promoting regular elimination.
The piece depicts Easter morning with a purple mist over distant hills and the open tomb as angels and the risen Christ appear to the women. It ends with a message of comfort to troubled lives and is credited to E N Jacobs of Twillingate.
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