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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
2
The text promotes Sun newspaper subscriptions for daily telegraph bulletin readers and local office updates. It encourages readers to subscribe for a nominal yearly fee and invites non-subscribers to contribute to spread the paper to them. It emphasizes community support and the value of a home paper.
Gerald arrives with Horace and Joyce to confront Uncle Andrew Pullinger as two sharp featured women chase them. A mistaken marriage rumor erupts when Uncle Andrew meets Joyce and Horace, then Mrs Brittle confirms Gerald's supposed wives, leaving him stunned.
Gerald flees from pursuers after grabbing Joyce and Horace. He hurries into a taxi to Mr Pullinger’s drive with Horace, urging the driver to hurry as avenging women close in and observers reveal the destination. The scene shows his impulsive panic.
The champion athlete, confined by illness, learns his temperature has hit one hundred one degrees. He asks the doctor how high the fever is and wonders about the world record for fever.
In a fragmentary exchange a worried spouse laments that her husband has removed all cash from the baby’s money-box, noting it jeopardizes plans for a new hat and nearly depletes savings. The brief line hints at household finances and trust.
A dialogue shows the young senator criticizing flow theory while the old senator prefers agreement over understanding. Their exchange highlights suspicion of new ideas and emphasis on political tact.
A hotel guest asks about variety and is told the establishment uses three different names for its meals. The exchange highlights inconsistent naming in food service.
A dialogue notes progress on a new house with the roof in place and mortgage secured, and humorously predicts the furnace and the sheriff arriving before fall.
Mistress tells new maid Nora she baths at 9 every morning. Nora replies she is never ready for mint before 10, signaling a light domestic exchange from a period piece.
A curious worker questions hiring choices while the boss comments that married men tolerate yelling better, implying steadier temperament for the job.
Police chief seeks help to locate missing banker described as about 5 feet 6 inches tall with a scar and possible description of clothing. Investigators offer reward around 25 000 dollars.
A 30 foot long monster squid weighing about 900 pounds was hauled ashore at Holyrood on Tuesday. Onlookers described a massive creature swimming near the arm and entangling its tentacles in a mooring chain before capture. Authorities could not confirm if it surpassed the Trinity Bay specimen from years prior.
A Mississippi weekly editorial column criticizes tame county paper policy. It argues readers want vigorous convictions and spares the audience from spinelessness, urging editors to err on the side of honesty and controversy when appropriate.
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