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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1938
Page
2
The notice lists annual subscriptions at $1.00 to Newfoundland, $1.26 to Canada, $1.50 to the United States, England, and other foreign countries payable in advance. Advertising rates include display ads with special long term contract rates and short term ads at 25 cents per inch subject to changes in continuation.
A 40 cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules is promoted as a safe diuretic and bladder irritant reliever. The ad claims improved kidney function, reduced backaches and other symptoms like puffy eyes and leg cramps, and positions Haarlem in Holland as the authentic source.
The narrative traces the Pentecost event and the ongoing mission of the Holy Spirit. It highlights the apostles awaiting in Jerusalem, the coming of the Comforter, and the transformative power of baptism in the Spirit shaping bold preaching and miraculous work. The piece urges personal surrender, renewal, and readiness to act in the Spirit’s power.
A religious reflection from Twillingate dated January 27, 1938 urges readers to seek the Holy Comforter or Holy Ghost. The piece envisions Pentecost power filling believers and calls for prayer until Christ returns. It mentions a church-wide plea for divine grace and mercy.
Reports from Twillin gate note robins lingering in wooded areas and hint at a milder winter. Across the United States cold weather persists with frost in Florida and a Niagara River bridge destroyed by a 90 foot ice raft. Newfoundland hopes for enough ice to move mails and fuel. bays report little ice and active hunting as winds shift.
A fragment notes a derelict seal herd near South Labrador around mid March. It mentions CiN baking economy and references Derella flour as part of the context.
A fragment suggests a ministerial salary point and a proposal to invite the Angel Clothel who would not require money or clothes. It mentions the possibility of preaching on Sunday and returning Monday morning.
A brief note promotes using CINDER and ELLA flour for baking. It claims fine results if the product is used, urging readers to try the combination for improved outcomes.
Foreman stops workers at the gate and orders a search after missing items vanish from the factory. Days later the manager finds the foreman lining up the men and shouting to take off coats. The mysterious missing item is a wheelbarrow.
A man recounting a famous naturalist's death to his wife describes a daring ascent for a rare plant. He slips, tumbles from the cliff, and gathers momentum as he falls, leaving his partner shocked by the fatal enthusiasm.
After a fifth round stumble the heavyweight, battered, receives a quirky plan from his manager. The blurted idea suggests returning stronger after the next knockdown, signaling a wary, hopeful hinge in a tense ring moment.
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