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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1951
Page
2
A fragmentary dialogue shows Dr Parsons planning to visit Mary for supper after a long day. Uncle Jasp jokes about fish and brewis while a reader notes how to remove a rusty screw with a hot poker.
A Financial Post editorial warns Parliament to tread carefully before approving any revision of the British North America Act that would empower provinces to levy an indirect sales tax. It argues that adding an indirect levy would layer hidden charges on top of existing taxes, multiplying costs for consumers and provoking widespread protests.
Broadcast address by Dr P Gallagher medical officer Newfoundland Department of Health describes B C G vaccine as protection against tuberculosis. Explains tuberculin test results negative indicate need for vaccination and hopes to vaccinate all unprotected people and children nationwide. The ad notes St Johns vaccination has begun and aims to expand with more vaccine supply.
A playful exchange centers on an elephant and money with one character quipping about needing funds. The other insists they are not buying an animal but seeking cash, highlighting a humorous miscommunication.
Advice on color use and garment choices for men outlines white as most appropriate for formal and day wear while suggesting stripes and solids as secondary. It covers shirt collars from high to English types, with guidance on collar stiffness and sleeve length for proper fit and appearance.
Mary, a widow, presides over home discipline in Nashville. She recalls how her late husband, though absent in work, helped rear the children and set strict examples, including prompts to mind their steps and feet as they grew. Her reflections reveal a harsh yet hopeful effort to shape the family.
A homeowner reflects on the reassuring sound of children’s feet, noting the moment they stop signals mischief afoot and the household’s busy, watchful rhythm.
Two smartly dressed women entered the New York Academy of Morlieine library and examined photographs of New York doctors on a table. After an exhaustive look one woman announced she preferred one portrait and stated she would choose him.
Advertisement from W.T. Rawleigh Company invites workers to build a home to home business selling food products spices toiletries and more. The notice lists Montreal address 4005 Richelieu Street and targets thousands of dealers on the march 12 1931 date.
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