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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1950
Page
2
Captain Rex Oldford of the Zebit reports a bizarre rosefish known as the all-mouth or mupfsi. The fish has a huge head, long teeth, and an antenna on its back that mimics a lure, drawing other fish to be swallowed. Night sees more efficient catches with gear left aboard.
The Post Office Department urges co operation of the general public in Newfoundland for affixing Christmas Seal stamps to cards and letters. Seals must never be placed on the front of envelopes and are not postage stamps, so they must not be used as such. The text also notes postals inspections and describes anglers and a luminous deep sea angler fish. a specimen is at the government laboratory curated by Dr. Templeman.
A Blair House report notes the President sleeping in his underwear, prompting mild discussions on dignity and household norms. The remark suggests a humorous standard, implying what is acceptable for the President may become a personal benchmark.
Essay reflects on the North American heritage of liberty, tracing democracy to ancient Britons and religious men. It contrasts Western freedoms with China’s history, urging gratitude to God for birth into a system of government by consent of the governed and the Lee of religious faith.
A sardonic musing questions how much heed to prognostic doom and how little value is placed on cautious doubt. The writer critiques overblown forecasts and urges measured skepticism in forecasting efforts and public discourse.
The piece cautions men over 40 against overexertion to prove vitality. It notes that excessive lifting, running or sports can harm those with hidden heart conditions and urges easing up after the 40th birthday. It emphasizes prudent activity to avoid risk.
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