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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1930
Page
2
An advertisement touts Castoria as a reliable first aid for ill children offering quick comfort at home. It claims usefulness for colic constipation feverish fussiness and sleeplessness with a pure vegetable formula ready for emergencies.
The wrapper claims Castoria is harmless to infants and suitable for children as they grow. It emphasizes Chas. H. Fletcher's signature as genuine and notes the recipe on the wrapper shows its mildness for little systems.
Enid Howson contemplates marriage as she considers Denis Nye as a future partner while lingering at Dorothy Lane's studio. Her vanity clashes with reality, and she schemes to invite Denis to dinner to test the prospect of wealth and status in Como.
Fanny murmurs that Denis would make a splendid husband while Enid, restless in her untidy bedroom, prepares to go out. She surveys herself in the mirror and heads onto the Peabody Parkway, lost in thought.
In a dialogue filled with carriage house intrigue, Denis Nye reveals his engagement to Dorothy Lane, shocking Enid. Ethel doubly questions Nye while Gregory Howson comments on Dorothys past, and Denis prepares for a tennis break before returning to the studio.
A fragment from a dramatic dialogue shows Denis urging frank talk with Mr Howson about Miss Lane and a possible partnership. Gregory Howson warns of a past and town gossip complicating a marriage into the firm.
A reader laments stores that display price tags unreadable in windows. He argues upside down or blank tags deter browsing and imply unfair selling. The practice, he says, harms business by discouraging entrance and trust.
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