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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1935
Page
2
The Sun offers many items of interest through the Daily Telegraph Bulletin as a link to the local Office. For a nominal yearly fee, subscribers gain access to a service that keeps readers informed about national transpiring events and support for Confederation Life.
City Solicitor Bruce J. Macdonald quips that every man on the street believes he could do better in public office than the current officeholder. He notes a contrasting attitude exists in the newspaper business as another proving ground for public opinion.
A young woman boasted of two distant male relatives in the House of Lords. When asked, a acquaintance replied with a wry retort that she had three maiden aunts in the Kingdom of Heaven, undercutting the boast with a humorous future claim.
A concise proverb notes that a person true to themselves naturally extends honesty to people around them. It emphasizes consistency between inner character and outward conduct.
Lola Hubbard invites Blake Walden to spend the afternoon with her after recognizing him at a Brentwood hotel event. Blake, a diplomat and native son, agrees to a casual outing, then they share a romantic tea room dance. Lola hopes for more yet Blake’s abrupt return to the hotel hints at an uncertain future.
The text portrays Lola, daughter of a former butler and cook, who runs a small candy shop with her foster parents. Ambitious, she vows to pursue a better life, attending Jan's night school and deciding quickly to act when near Blake Walden.
A teacher asks a pun about a Scotch man and ink while a pupil replies with a quip about collecting used blotting paper, delivering a light moment in the classroom.
Birmingham crafts seven to eight foot velvet umbrellas for African tribal chiefs. Each canopy features tribal colourings with bright fringes and tassels to enhance ceremonial displays at gatherings.
A colored minister prompts the congregation to pray for a fallen Brother Jones after the collection plate passes. Brother Jones acknowledges with a wary response and indicates he spends money heedlessly, prompting communal prayer.
Layer apples in a greased dish then cover with bread crumbs and coconut. Sprinkle sugar and cinnamon and dot with butter. Repeat until ingredients finish, top with coconut. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes covered then uncover 10 to 15 minutes until apples are tender. Serves six.
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