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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1950
Page
2
A list of titles and authors appears for At The Library Looks at St John’s with entries including William Blake Beebe Nicholas Bonnett Theodore Brace Gerald W Bro and many others. The compilation features varied authors and items from poetry to prose and possible catalog cross references.
Five theories on earth's end amuse Maan who argues with science while a baby rests on two ounces of milk. The christening of twins proceeds with the choir singing Sail There’s More To Follow, and Mr. Poppeigh recalls lack of enthusiasm.
The text outlines evaluating feed costs and egg output, urging full feed for laying birds while culling non layers. It describes identifying poor performers by physical traits such as comb condition and shank color, and notes maintenance costs of underperforming birds. It also stresses proper protein levels and efficient housing practices.
Korean comment experts disagree on Russia's motive toward Korea. Some call it a dying up process to stabilize Russian influence in the Far East, akin to securing Finnish control for Western security, aiming to gain air bases near Japan to counter American power.
The article weighs Russian strategies to protect rear bases and threaten Indo China, while delaying bold actions. It discusses securing flanks via Korea and the Baltic, with incidents around Latvia and proposed closures of the Baltic to Baltic shipping. It argues Moscow may pursue diplomatic pressure to divide Western alliance rather than provoke immediate conflict.
The text discusses Russia seeking Baltic control and potentially securing Kores to stabilize flanks for an attack on North America, framing a strategic threat assessment and possible consequences.
A reminiscence from Atlantic Guardian reader A R Scammell about squid jigging on the Newfoundland grounds. Night aboard creaky punts, close calls with jiggers, and a prank culture where sailors hoaxed each other with false alarms and squids sprayed to mimic action. Uncle Joe nearly gets struck. shipmates recall tactics and mudslinging humor as the season’s lore.
The huge pinnace of rock at Cape St. John Newfoundland resembles an old lady She sits in a chair with folded hands as a sentinel for fishermen The cross once placed atop by a grateful sailor is part of a legend guarding seafarers and the rock remains a rugged emblem of Cape St. John’s fishermen and Mrs J B Churchill LaScie White Bay
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