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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1927
Page
3
A Collier’s Weekly feature lists counts for the Bible in the King James Version including 32 Old Testament books 27 New Testament books and 1 189 total chapters verses and words. It notes middle books chapters and verses and identifies shortest books and verses with a long list of contributors.
Memorial Hospital launches a debt reduction drive amid names listed as supporters. The campaign seeks community backing and donations to ease financial strain on hospital operations.
A reflection on British sportsmanship sparked by the Prince of Wales losing a squash match. The piece argues that true sportsmanship means courteous conduct and fair play, citing the Sermon on the Mount to urge treating others well in life and sport alike.
In Sydney a woman had a screw removed from her lung after twenty five years. As a child she swallowed a half inch screw which later caused a cough and occasional blood. Doctors located the screw in the right lung where corrosion had occurred and the thread was gone.
A woman enters a store before Christmas and asks to view a pretty skirt in the window. The proprietor corrects her, saying what she sees is not a skirt but a ladip shade.
At a parish meeting in St Pauls Hall Rev G S Templeton was presented with a printed address signed by wardens and a subscription cheque from parishioners. Mr T G Ford read the address and the rector gave a grateful reply for the thoughtful gesture.
The A N D Co proposes spending four million dollars next year on development work. Planned items include a new unit at Grand Falls a dam on the Exploits River expansion of electric current generation extending the railway to the Red Indian Lake mine and mining development at that location Western Star.
A native urges a visitor to enjoy the art gallery but the stranger prefers a boxing lesson after reading a guidebook description. The tale frames entrance statues grand staircases and a series of vivid paintings as a humorous contrast to a peaceful visit.
A London Daily Express reflection argues few men abandon hope to change their lives after forty. Many accept decline, but some stay eager to learn, staying young at seventy, exemplified by Henri Rousseau who pursued new activity until his last breath.
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