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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1935
Page
2
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Horace's mother accuses a stranger of kidnapping and assault after a train incident. Mr. Pullinger, angered by the scene, ejects the visitors, sparking a row over a claimed engagement with Joyce Marryatt who is mistaken for his secretary. A week later the confusion remains unresolved.
A Victorian scene shows a distressed mother and Mr Pullinger arguing over a boy who has broken glass and may have destroyed rare Neolithic arrow-heads in the South of England. The exchange hints at fragility of antique artifacts and family tension.
A fragmentary quote argues that improving life makes security precious and deters war, suggesting war for profit is worse business. The attribution reads Beart S Back, though the source context is unclear.
Cornelius Wilkins, a nearly 90 year old survivor from Grantham, recalls the 1868 Abyssinian expedition led by Lord Napier. He describes illness, heat, and the march to Antolo, praising Napier's leadership and predicting Italy cannot conquer Abyssinia despite modern weapons.
The ad promotes TRU-LAX chewing laxative as a minty tasting gum like product. It claims gentle regulation of the system with no unpleasant after effects and positions it as a preferred taste friendly laxative.
The quote likens jazz to America with its sky scrapers and fast pace. It notes jazz expresses the excited nervous tempo of the age through Berlin's perspective.
A Babe Ruth quotation about those who count in life notes that fame is not a prerequisite for significance. The remark highlights humility and personal impact beyond public renown.
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