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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1927
Page
2
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Heir to Patricia Arden Arrives at Westover House
Doctor Westover and his sister Ester clash over guardianship as Patricia Arden, eighteen, arrives with her dog Tower. Patricia forms a quick bond with Westover, who is approached by Hazel Carrington to fund a hospital for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty
Willian
Ragasiye
Ester
Ben Westover
Jean
Gray
Doctor Westover
Patricia
Miss Westover
Miss Ardmore
Ben
Patricia Ardmore
Westovers
Tower
Miss Ester
Ste
Tain
Hazel Carrington
Sun spot activity tied to future great wars says Russian scientist
Prof A Tchirovsky of Moscow University argues that major wars or upheavals follow periods of intense sun spot activity. He cites historic events from 1492 to 1917 and predicts a peak in 1927 1929 aligning with other cycles could trigger high human activity and potential global political change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Tchirovsky
University of Moscow
Russia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Spain
America
St. Bartholomew's
Byzantium
Alaric the Gaul
Cromwell
Richelieu
Washington
Lenin
Eliza confronts Mandy over husband leaving
In a terse exchange Mandy confirms her husband left her. Eliza accuses Cat Black of being shiftless and unable to find enough washing work to keep her busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Mandy
Intellectual pride leads to flawed judgment, scholars warned
A terse opinion notes that high intellect alone does not guarantee common sense. It argues practical wisdom outpaces abstract theory in everyday decisions.
Larkin Tower Plans Filed as World’s Tallest Structure
Objections rise in New York City but developers file plans for the Larkin Tower, a 1263 foot structure with 110 stories on Forty-Geord Street, claiming it would surpass the Woolworth Building by 416 feet and top the Eiffel Tower by 226 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Larkin
Woolworth
Hifel
Paris
Bock
Detroit
Gecord
Radiophony Costs Three Minutes at Seventy-Five Cents
Talking across the Atlantic now costs 75 dollars for three minutes under Radiophony. The piece notes that at this price women should leave such talk to their husbands, reflecting dated gender norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Weather Echoes Through Time With Grandfather’s Memory
An expert notes current conditions echo past eras, saying weather now mirrors childhood. The remark ties familial memory to climate perception and hints that older generations may misread present patterns.
Auto bill of the American people tops 14 billion yearly
The national cost of automobiles exceeds 14 billion dollars annually, reflecting broad economic impact. The figure underscores the scale of consumer and industry activity in the automotive sector.
Food Rumor Causes Boy to Dread A Certain Healthful Dish
A parent’s warning that a healthy food harms a boy leads to widespread aversion. The exchange signals how guidance framed as safety can shape taste and attitudes toward nutrition.
Men marry rich or poor to settle down in Glasgow Herald
The Glasgow Herald notes two patterns among men: some wed poor girls to settle down, while others marry rich girls to settle up, reflecting social and economic motives in marriage choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Glasgow Herald
Taxi Stalls in Street on Frank
A taxi abruptly stops in the middle of the street near Frank after a passenger calls for a halt. The chauffeur explains the young woman did not address him, sparking confusion at the scene.
Father races to save girl as turkey bone blocks throat
A frantic father in Uniontown Pennsylvania drove to a hospital to save his three year old daughter Betty Coughanour whose throat was blocked by a bone from a Christmas turkey. The car collided with another before reaching care. Doctors said the bone would likely have caused death before arrival if not treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ardmore
Ester
Phil
Uniontown
Penn
Betty Coughanour
Coughanour
Canary Islands Pursuit Sparks Ocean Mission
Captain asks for location while chart shows map. Mate confirms Canary Islands as likely target, cautioning that even small errors could ruin the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary Islands
Valet Ordering Baths for Hawkins in Courtroom Banter
A court scene features a judge instructing Hawkins to fetch the bath and to prepare it as a cold plunge. The exchange carries a humorous, archaic tone with a playful command given to Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Judge
Tommy’s Grammar Mystery At The Barber Shop
Tommy bursts in shouting mother has just gone to the barber to have her hair shingled. He asks for his grammar and the scene ends with the mother reproving him for being breathless and excited in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Merry Mag
London
Wordless Craig Scott Exchange Sparks Curtain Call
Fragmentary dialogue shows Craig claiming few words and Scott replying about marriage, hinting at a candid moment captured in panel or interview. The exchange centers on personal stakes more than action, evoking a quiet, witty mood.
In Fun We Find More Philosophy Than Sarcasm
A witty quip notes that an inch of laughter holds deeper meaning than a yard of sarcasm. The remark contrasts cheer with contempt, urging lightness over harsh wit.
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Newfoundland
Ethel Donoher
Craig
Scott
Meetian. & Co
John* Sy
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