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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1935
Page
3
J B O Hara, president of Dr Pepper Company, explains early ad efforts to educate the public about soft drinks. He notes targeting newspapers to spread the slogan Drink a bite to eat at 10 2 and 4 and claims plans to spend more on newspaper space than any other medium in 1935.
This fragment shows a dialogue between Mrs. O'Reilly-Good and Mrs. Murphy about a missing husband. The discussion hints at concerns over a seizure or heart issues, with neighbors addressing the matter in a lively, colloquial tone.
A misformatted ad-like notice touts Royal Vibor No 1 as a fast acting herbal treatment for functional menstrual disturbances. It claims no narcotics, uses vegetable extracts, and reports testimonials from women coast to coast. Royal Vibor No 2 is offered for obstinate conditions with price details and mail order instructions.
H L Mencken, back in Baltimore, says the United States needs a king not a dictat. He suggests President Roosevelt could be a good king to begin with and Huey Long as a Prince of Wales. He reasoned a king would avoid electoral bother and pursue actions not possible as president.
A fragmentary headline notes advice on restraint during heated moments. The readable words suggest caution against provocation or aggression when another person stands ready or is elevated in position. The item lacks full context or events.
A sermon-like reflection questions a heart cold toward neighbors and God. It argues private prayer dullness mirrors worldly indifference, and cites enduring vexations, contradictions, and pain as tests of faith. The excerpt ends with a humorous table service exchange about eggs.
A concise note asserts that the overlooked approach in investing holds the key to success, warning that missing prudent steps can undermine gains. It emphasizes discipline and consistency over flashy shortcuts.
A short reflective verse extols peace with neighbors the warmth of a smile the sweetness of toil and the joy of living as the fruit of labor. The fragment hints at inner harmony and mutual regard within daily life.
Malins declares a habit destroys memory not alcohol or tobacco but doing someone a favor. Mewton questions the culprit as a social vice and a paradoxical force eroding recall.
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