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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1941
Page
2
A fragmented 1917 reflection on German submarine strength, tracing wartime tides from U boats to a claimed turning point. It compares WWI submarine dominance and the imagined fall of England with a distant Armada scene, hinting at catastrophic outcomes and a turning surge in history.
A dated World War I sermon-like piece cites September 6, 1914, describing German advances toward Paris, French delays, and a divine explanation for the Stoppage in firing. It reflects on Napoleon and Grouchy, claims biblical prophecy, and notes 1917 German advances in potato crop tech for war effort.
The narrator recalls ships seized and shattered by a mighty storm, the Atgpada reduced to wreckage and dead sailors. Quoted lines speak of God's storm and the sea’s power, with scattered perplexing phrases about garments and a nobleman having a title and pages.
A health column explains whooping cough as a contagious respiratory illness, its incubation, progression, and dangers for infants. It covers transmission via cough spray, common symptoms, possible complications, and the value of rest, isolation, reduced fluids at meals, and early medical treatment. Vaccination at six months is recommended to prevent or lessen severity.
In Tit Bits style, a bachelor confesses longing for a companion after months of admiration. He imagines loyalty and shared sorrows, and the woman laughs gently, suggesting perhaps a dog as the ideal partner and offering help choosing one.
A humor line from The Average Motorist Service station jokes about car fuel and money. The station man asks how much gasoline fills the tank, the autoist replies that he never has enough money to fill it, reflecting the struggles of buying fuel.
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