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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1928
Page
3
The article notes decorations and Santa imagery herald Christmas yet warns that many will shop at the last minute. It laments last minute crowds, urges early mail posting, and describes a nation divided between early shoppers and those who delay until Christmas Eve.
The speaker urges you to perform your assigned theatrical part with natural nobility whether brief or long. It emphasizes restraint in choosing roles and reminds that selecting the part is not your function.
The Montreal publication shows strong subscriber confidence with its farm papers section and leads the Maxezine Section, ranking high among farm-focused periodicals.
Mr Brow confesses he seeks a husband while Mrs Greene echoes the sentiment. Miss B questions a presumed spouse and Mr G reveals he already has one but spends most time searching for him.
The excerpt speaks of divine Providence as a universal order binding all life from leaf to bird, city to nation. It suggests God’s care extends to individuals as deeply as to the cosmos, underscoring a personal connection within a vast spiritual design.
In a terse exchange Hazel asks where Lillian has been and Lillian replies she was in the hospital getting censored. She says she had several important parts cut out, noting the censorship.
A humorous tale features a Frenchman explaining gout and rheumatism by a cartoon screw analogy. He says you turn the screw until you bear no longer the pain, then give one more turn to show gout.
A small box containing specimens of mineral or analysis was received by this Department on November 28. There was no covering letter or anything else from the sender. The Department would be pleased if this matter came under his notice and requests the address of the sender.
On the South Side the View Hotel offers comfortable lodgings with reasonable terms. Motor boats provide frequent service to all steamers and convey passengers across the river efficiently.
Our Motor Best of Bremen announces departures on Tuesday and the days for Lewisporte, offering travel south to Mag'ave Hr. Passengers can be picked up at Twillingate or Lewisporte, apply.
Sam remains able to receive travellers or guests for board and lodging with comfortable accommodation and a guaranty from Mrs John Coge of North Sid.
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