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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1933
Page
2
Mrs. O. D. Kiker of Portland reports Nerviline quickly eases her children’s colic and cramps after eating green fruit. She notes immediate relief within minutes and says she uses Nerviline for various family ailments with consistently good results.
Sally admires a sunlit cream tiled kitchen across the road, dreaming of decorating plans with Bob Mitcham. She imagines bright halls and cosy rooms while the memory of Bob's eyes lingers, hinting at shared affection and future visits.
A fragment hints at Sally Diaf cooking alone at dawn. The line suggests a broader theme of an era turning as the morning begins. The exact setting or identities remain unclear within the readable text.
Sally confronts heartache as foreman Bob Mitcham, seen with his son Small Bob, disappears for days after showing care for the child. She later faces the couple when Bob’s family visits, bringing back memories of a dream she must abandon.
An advertising blurb touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as toning the stomach liver and kidneys preventing constipation. It claims headache relief sweeter stomach improved digestion and higher spirits with a feeling of being new. Sold everywhere.
In each locality we seek an agent to solicit subscriptions for one or more years. A 20 percent commission is paid on every ten subscription fees of one dollar for Newfoundland. Renewals are not commissionable but forwarding renewal amounts is rewarded. Canada and America agents may apply with commissions. rates are Canada 1.20 per year and America/foreign 1.50 prepaid. Applicants should write Gary for details.
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