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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
2
The notice touts Castoria as a reliable nighttime aid for crying babies and colic or diarrhea. It claims gentle soothing effects for infants and mild regulation for older children with coated tongues, urging households to keep Castoria on hand for emergencies and everyday use.
In a secluded abbey setting, Lela longs for social ascent through a possible match with Lord Edgar. She wrestles with a promise to a grandfatherly professor and the lure of a dramatic lifestyle, while an invitation to a drive with the suitor triggers a mix of hope and doubt.
Lela Temple wakes in dreams of a shy suitor and promises to run away with him. At breakfast in the Abbey, Lela appears quiet and bashful, glancing at Professor Temple with an unusual, wistful look while he remains absorbed in papers and Virgil.
Lord Edgar confronts Professor Temple and asks to take Miss Temple on a drive, promising to take care of her. The professor declines, while Lord Edgar presses the idea, masking his unease and intent as the scene ends with a tense pause.
A reflective excerpt discusses daily duties of forbearance and meekness. It argues that ordinary irritations test our religious principles and charity, requiring steadier motivation than fleeting feelings to cultivate peace and happiness. Martin Hare is cited in the reflection.
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick safe indigestion remedy. It claims older adults maintain digestion, promises relief from excess acid, and states the product costs 60 cents per package at druggists.
A city visitor from a windswept state stares at the spiral fire escape on the rear of a thirty story building. He jokes that the ladder must have been long before the cyclone struck.
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