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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1936
Page
3
A village school teaches a memory system with humorous misdirections about names and images. A pupil recalls a poet by imagining a policeman in flames, prompting questions about whether the image could mislead with another famous name.
A terse exchange shows a former inmate seeking help and a son defending himself as a mere boarder while addressing a mother. The dialogue hints at social stigma and familial tension following imprisonment.
A family story recalls a maid dismissed for temper with children. Twins arrive at night. Father tells Joe he may skip school to share the news, but Joe plans to mislead the teacher by claiming one sister now and another later.
The case of Donovan and his wife concluded with the Bench ordering ten shillings weekly for the wife. The chairman stated the decision clearly as Donovan expressed surprise and gratitude. The exchange ended with a quip about whether it could be raised again.
A brief inquiry explores possible causes behind a count of four in the context of the report, noting observable factors and asking readers to consider the likely sources and implications.
Memoriam describes Maurice Thistle a key figure in Gander Bay lumbering history. It chronicles his work across Phillips mill Timber Estates and Dominion Iron and Steel Co. and notes his family including sons Howard Francis Fred J. Thistle and wife Mary A. Thistle. It mentions his Masonic affiliation and interment details.
Section 29 bans displaying stallions bulls rams or goats except at magistrate appointed places or during necessary movement. Owners must prevent roaming except with magistrate permission under a penalty up to fifty dollars.
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