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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1933
Page
2
Nerviline claims immediate influence on rheumatic pains and offers stronger relief than ordinary liniments. The ad asserts there is no rheumatic case untouched by Nerviline and emphasizes powerful, active pain-subduing remedies inside the preparation.
Humphrey Warren appears interested as Hazel and Gerard plan to leave the town. The couple debates where to stay overnight since the car may not be ready until morning and a bus is unavailable, while Hazel worries about reaching Southampton in time.
Gerard departs as a tired companion leaves the room, while the woman struggles to entertain herself with magazines and is left largely alone among the other guests.
Hazel waits alone as Gerard regales a male crowd with travel tales while she frets about secrecy and fear. She fears his return to her room and the consequences of their affair as two men quietly seize him in the inn’s back alley and arrest him.
A Telegram writer argues Britain should reduce war debt to the United States, claiming default on the last installment and pledges to pay nothing further. Roosevelt reportedly accepts token payments and applies the same principle to December 15. The original debt stood at 4.277 billion dollars, with prior funding exchanges altering the owed amount to about 4.715 billion by 1923.
The Observer remarks on Britain's funding terms with a $4.6 billion debt and $11.1 billion in payments, noting 4 percent interest on a $9.66 billion face value since 1923. It contrasts Britain’s concessions with France Belgium and Italy, which faced larger reductions or defaults, and questions Congress for denying Britain equal terms.
The author expresses high regard for pacifists yet cautions Christians against universal pacifist declarations. He argues that resistance to aggression could be a tragic necessity in some cases while respecting pacifist convictions. He laments church actions being hampered by pacifist insistence on one viewpoint.
The Sun of Twillingate publishes a detailed Twillingate Baby Clinic feature with a sample child diet under the chair’s auspices. The Humber Herald notes public health gains and urges more clinics across Newfoundland towns including Corner Brook and Swillingate.
An army recruit parades wearing six medals. The officer questions his service, the recruit replies his pig won six fist prizes at the country fairs. The exchange highlights a humorous misunderstanding of medals and merit.
A light exchange between a future mother in law and bridegroom showcases a playful boast about talents. She lists many skills from piano to piloting, while he counters with cooking and cleaning. The exchange captures humorous wedding day chatter.
In a tense bedside scene two doctors discuss a wealthy bachelor. The first doctor notes the patient seems to sleep naturally and will recover, while the second agrees the worst is over. The first then ominously adds that the worst is yet to come as they must break the news to his relatives.
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