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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1942
Page
2
Mr Caswell in a tense midnight scene watches workers drill a barrier and a ladder rise beside the armory while his plan to flee with Marian surfaces. He recalls war gear and government woes as the danger outside grows and the couple debates Florida or California exile.
A tense scene unfolds as a pushcart man confronts a threatening stranger. Voices cross the line between fear and humor as Joe contacts the factory and learns Mendez may be in bed at home. The exchange hints at danger, but the pursuer remains unseen. Joe resolves to leave town for safety.
The toll at Koight's Cove is twenty sheep and five goats near Koight's Cove point with about a dozen sheep elsewhere. No figures from King's Cove or Openhall yet. Estimated total value destroyed around a thousand dollars. Advocate Cor notes the bailiff's allies claim a glorious victory and confidence boost.
The text describes Greenland covered by ice except along a narrow coastal strip. It states the ice cap is about 5,000 feet thick, roughly 1,500 miles long and 630 miles wide, illustrating its massive scale.
The article extols potatoes as a valuable food rich in iron and phosphorus and containing starch and vitamins A B and C. It notes their digestibility, blood alkalinity support, resistance boost, high caloric value, meal bulk, and ease of growth storage and cooking. It also mentions potatoes form a balanced diet with milk.
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt recalls Associated Press correspondent Vern Maugland in New Guinea where six weeks in the jungle tested faith. He quotes Psalm 23 I shall not want to endure hunger thirst and danger and notes reliance on religious teaching and memory of mother and Sunday School.
A Gripsholm returnee confirms a growing view that Japan and Germany form a marriage of convenience rather than a deep trust. Tokyo and Berlin share a pliable bond, with Japan shaping the Axis bloc to its own pattern while mutual assurance remains limited.
A buyer from Confederation Life accuses the seller of peddling genuine looking ivory carvings that are actually imitations. The buyer quips that perhaps the elephant had a false tooth, underscoring disbelief in the seller’s authenticity.
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