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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1935
Page
2
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In a moonless night Robert attempts a dramatic reveal on the bridging parapet to Melissa. The plan backfires as he falls into the lake and is hauled ashore by the Outlaws with improvised gear while narrating the monster’s arrival.
A narrator recalls receiving a cloak and hat from a much larger man and plans a careful night escape. He adjusts the hat with an elastic chin strap, ensuring it stays in place as dusk ends and he steps out an hour after sunset.
In a dramatic scene four Outlaws drag a sprawled figure from rough surf as a mysterious large black entity flounders in the water. The exhausted man, soaked and mute, fears drowning while believing fate may decide his end.
The King speaks by radio on May 6 for the Silver Jubilee, dedicating himself anew to the Empire. He thanks the Queen and people for loyalty and love, urges work for the unemployed, and calls for unity and courage to meet future trials. He highlights the Fund for youth through the Prince of Wales and addresses children as future citizens. The message extends to Dominions, colonies, India, and home, with blessings for all.
The 98 year old Mrs Jean Hodgson visited the Women's Athletic Club in San Francisco and swam a few strokes in the club tank. Born in Barrie Ontario she moved to San Francisco in 1926 with sister Mrs Jean Doesburg and plans to return for more lessons after taking up swimming on instructor advice.
An advertisement touts Tanex as a cure for tapeworms and related ailments. It claims Tanex safely paralyzes the worm then purges it, with a five dollar price and instructions for safe use. Sold by the Royal Laboratory in Windsor Ontario and delivered with directions to avoid reentry of the head.
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