30 Aug 1941
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1941
Page
1
House of Stamps at 26 Queen Street East Toronto offers to pay two dollars per thousand for Newfoundland stamps and better stamps.
Government and Nil d Railway sign a pact to spend 2 100 000 dollars on railway repairs and equipment including rolling stock and 70 pound rails. Church notices follow with St Peter's St Andrew's United Church Crow Head and Salvation Army services listed for the day.
Newfoundland guests at North Sydney are told Mr Robert Gatton has leased Terminus House and will cater to longtime patrons from the Albert Hotel. Airy rooms good meals across the street from wharf. Mrs Robert Catton, proprietor.
In Grade VIII under the CHE all candidates named from CENTRAL SUPERIOR and DARRELL ACADEMY passed their examinations. Participants include Sylvia Anstey Gordon Ashbourne Lawrence Osmond John G Pitt Gloria Hawkins Doris Young Ronald Burton Irene Randell.
The Twillingate Telephone and Electric Co warns that increasing breakage of glass insulators on telephone poles near the Lighthouse line will lead to prosecution of any person interfering with company property. A reward is offered for information.
Mrs HARRY BROMEBY expresses sincere gratitude to the Doctors Nurses and Staff of the NDBM Hospital for their kindness and care during her stay. She wishes God’s blessing on them and hopes they continue their good works uplifting suffering humanity.
The article profiles Iran's Reza Shah Pahlavi, who reshaped Iran from tribal rule to a modern state and aligns with Nazi-era power dynamics. It also notes Afghanistan's Sirdar Mohamed Hashim Khan, uncle to King Zahir Shah, guiding neutrality amid German influence.
A reflective line about character on pride and honesty. It notes a man who refuses begging yet finds a grocer willing to trust him. The aphorism contrasts virtue with temptation in everyday choices.
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