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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1941

Page

2

The Man Who Had Five Lives continues in London

Patterson, an ex boarding-school assistant, arrives in London broke and hiding, bonds with a restaurant waitress Phoebe West who helps him confront a shocking past. A cinema operator William Cheng becomes a key clue as Patterson’s fragile identity strains, and a plan to reveal him surfaces.

Bournsea St. Ambrose Patterson Anstruther South America London Phoebe West

Missing man Cheng in Walt hamstow ailing from memory loss

A man named Cheng has been missing from his lodgings in Walt hamstow since the seventh of the month. He has been despondent due to unemployment for several months and is believed to be suffering memory loss.

Walthamstow Cheng

Gift From Lord Nuffield Aids London Air Fighters

Wealthy motor magnate Lord Nuffield funds sun-ray facilities for night air force personnel who rest in dark rooms by day. Winter brings changes as mos quitotes hibernate and males die. Mercury poisoning is cited as an historic industrial hazard. Penny totals for $3000 need more than a ton. Norwegian cookbook 1830 lists separate recipes for servants. London county council staff exceeds 4,000 officials. Two comforts noted as old shoes and old friends.

Lord Nuffield London

America Is One in Defense of Freedom and Democracy

A historical note argues unity among supporters of democracy amid labor tensions and world events. It cites Philip Murray of the CIO urging material aid to Britain, defense programs, and worker solidarity, while recognizing strains within the miners and steel sectors as they navigate national policy and totalitarian threats.

United States Philip Murray Congress of Industrial Organizations United Mine Workers of America Sovie’Union Ein Steel Company Aspira Rites Niort Ekers Light One Christian

Japanese Navy Hiraide Calls for Action Amid Tense Talk

In a fiery outburst, Captain Hiraide blasts US relations and urges immediate Axis solidarity. He declares Japan itching for action and warns against attempts at cordial ties, insisting the time for fighting has come. A Nova Scotia Free Lance quote frames the clash of wills between Tokyo and Washington.

Hiraide United States Axis America Nova Scotia Free Lance

A Game For Two Submarine War wager in the Mediterranean

The piece notes a British submarine raid on a Sardinian port and asserts that the stronger naval power can counter German submarine campaigns. It recalls Hitler’s February warning of intensified submarine activity and argues Britain can match him undersea. The author praises the Royal Navy’s efficiency and daring as the war unfolds.

Sardinian Mediterranean Hitler Roland Oliver London Daily Telegraph Morning Post

Confed Life: A Punchline in a Short Exchange

In a succinct quip a speaker asks how to show good judgment to win a girl. The response suggests proposing as the answer, a witty cultural jab on romance and decision making.

In peace times British advertisers spent large sums

In peace times British advertisers spent 750 million dollars annually to bring their products to the public. The figure reflects sustained industry investment in promotion and marketing during stable economic periods.

Peace Times Dotice

New York orchid show lists $10,000 value for hybrid moth orchid

A hybrid moth orchid on display at the New York orchid show carries a valuation of ten thousand dollars reflecting its rarity and display appeal. The feature item draws attention from collectors and attendees seeking notable orchid varieties.

New York

Progress of a great man in Atlanta two belles

A compact reflective note highlights a prominent figure in Atlanta known for personal attentiveness, such as shining his own shoes and writing his own letters and speeches, signaling a disciplined, hands on approach to leadership.

Atlanta

Identity Cards Forgetful Britons Rise In Checks

A police check-up found that ten percent of people in Great Britain forget to carry their identity cards. The survey highlights gaps in personal documentation and raises questions about public safety and identity verification.

Great Britain

Wing Cmdr Foss to lead world’s largest airport in Newfoundland

Wing Cmdr R H Foss, who went overseas last year with the Royal Canadian Air Force No 1 Fighter Squadron, will soon command the world’s largest airport in Newfoundland. He has been senior administrative officer since last August and is a two war veteran who earned the Italian Croce di Guerra with the 28th RAF Squadron in Italy in the first Great War.

Airfax R. HH. Foss Royal Canadian Air Force Newfoundland Eastern Air Command Cmdr. Foss RA. F Italy

Animal young names and terms for groupings

The text lists young terms for various animals. It defines kits for beaver muskrat raccoon and mink, calves for elk moose buffalo elephant and whales, cobs for wolves foxes lions tigers and bears, pups for dogs and seals, and kids for fawns and antelope humans as well as baby goats.

Eskimo origins remain a mystery after decades of study

Researchers have spent more than five decades probing the origins of the Eskimo people, with no clear conclusions yet. The long quest has yielded theories but few decisive answers, leaving the issue unresolved.

Mistletoe Contains Active Blood Pressure Reducing Agents

The article states that certain active principles in mistletoe are used in medicine to lower blood pressure, highlighting its therapeutic potential and use in modern pharmacology.

London Police Man Average Salary in 1900s

The report states the average annual salary for a London police officer is 1600 dollars. It notes the figure as a stand in for era wages and reflects historical pay scales.

London

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