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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1931
Page
3
An old advertisement urges readers to use Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion heartburn and flatulence. It claims quick relief by neutralizing stomach acid and healing the stomach lining, recommending a 60 cent package from druggists.
Sally Brent asks the proprietor to drop flowers at 32 Milverford Road on her way home to collect payment. Paul Hudson hurriedly leaves the shop, indicating he wants to arrive before a five and six shilling payment.
Notice announces a carpenter ready to do all kinds of carpentry and repairs. Work includes house building window sash storm and screen doors panel doors furniture gun stocks concrete cellars brick chimneys and similar projects. All works guaranteed.
An outdoor food guide by Amy Smith urges campers to favor Borden's St Charles Evaporated Milk for rich cooking in the open. It suggests diluting milk for recipes, using it in fish dips, chowders, and corn breads, and offers practical camp cooking tips including frying fish in evaporated milk and baking on a griddle.
A fragmentary quote reflects on divine presence guiding wisdom and stability through God. It recalls unsettled nature without Spirit and seeks light and life through Thy love and blessing as expressed by Thomas à Kempis.
A collage of satirical lines includes a Los Angeles Times jab about Europe paying war debts citing 30 million soldiers, a Tampa Tribune quip about a boy becoming a legislator, and a diner waiter pun on college pudding containing an egg that ought to have been expelled.
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