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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 1935
Page
2
The Sun highlights the Daily Telegraph Bulletin as a link to local Office news and events. It urges readers to subscribe for a nominal yearly fee to receive extensive countrywide updates, noting non subscribers miss much information from The Twillingate Sun and Confederation Life supports the effort.
A traffic reformer argues against using the label deceased to describe a careless pedestrian. He says the old term obscures fault and calls for a clearer descriptor.
A warden tells the rector the congregation has improved, noting a shift to a better class of buttons in the collection. This exchange highlights lighter churchward humor about curio quality and social taste.
A young girl Doris answered the door to a man who claimed to sell good ant powder. Doris replied that they only have uncles at the house who do not use powder.
A succinct quotation notes that advertising often reveals lack of knowledge more than it promotes it, suggesting caution in message crafting. It implies that promoting ignorance is counterproductive, urging careful, informed communication in promotional efforts.
Noel narrates a tangled romance with Sid Larimore and William, torn between pretend affection for Sid and real love for him while rejecting a planned marriage to William. Sid confronts Noel with his own feelings as she admits love for him and ends the decoy scheme.
Flora confronts Noel in a quiet corner, urging marriage to Sid Larimore. Noel recoils, accusing Flora of being crazy and declaring her love for William instead as their tense conversation reveals deeper romantic entanglements.
The lovers exchange ardent promises of undying devotion as they embrace on the threshold of their shared life. Noel and Sid speak of love in every form and pledge to stay together through all that lies ahead.
A historical vegetable collection lists numerous donors and items such as bri potatoes and bkt potatoes. Names include Fred Cave L Geo Cave Henry G Cave Simon Powell Richard Powell Mrs Rose Bown Eli Reid and many LeDrews Brisons and Wells with quantities like 34 bri and 2 bkts of vegetables, turnips and cabbage.
A published list records names and quantities of vegetables and some fish items. Individuals such as Lewis Edwards, James Edwards, Malcolm Edwards, Augustus Waterman, and many others contribute various amounts of potatoes beets carrots and other produce. several entries note brl bri bkts or bkt measures and some include fish like codfish.
Fragmentary text mentions church and ritual actions, including sprinkling with dirt, unclear surrounding context or participants, and scattered phrases from December.
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