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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1928
Page
3
Brief excerpt reflects on self denial honesty sympathy and small acts of kindness as the silent threads that form a noble pattern in life, praising everyday virtues over grand gestures.
A garbled classroom exchange shows a teacher urging a lesson on charity and courage. A student blunders through a line about stopping harm to an animal while the dialogue hints at the value of mercy and moral action.
A damaged note mentions cramps and remedies with Perry Davis, listing twelve bottles and a tag. The fragment suggests a nursery medicine display or sale at a park area with limited readable details.
The New Foundland Railway bulletins report reduced fuel costs for dialysis- type operations from January to September 92, noting a saving of about seven cents per mile. They compare monthly totals to prior years and indicate overall operating costs have fallen for the period.
Nearly half of England’s prisons have closed since the war due to dropping inmate numbers. Over twenty disused jails have been offered for sale with gallows and condemned cells included. The County Down Gaol at Dowepatrick sold for 100 dollars and Stornowat prison in the Hebrides went for 25.
The Newcastle spring sold for over 813 00 and Carlisle prison brought in 90. Brecon prison in Wales with former Governor's brone and two acres of land has not drawn bids above 1 000.
The text promotes Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children, claiming it cures stomach aches and diarrhea with ease. It defends use against doubt and warns of no harm, praising its “delicioval ble” and claiming the book’s claims are trustworthy.
Julius Rosenwald, a Chicago philanthropist, presents a 10080 dollar cheque to Commander Richard E. Byrd to support Byrd's planned Antarctic expedition. The ceremony underscores Rosenwald's backing for trans Atlantic exploration and polar research initiatives.
A hostess teases a gloomy youth about a game with Major Swift noting his cleverness at cards. The youth retorts that Swift began by foretelling his fortune and now claims it through betting or counting.
The quote laments daily postponement of noble deeds and pleasures while reminding that each day may be the last. A separate fact notes the average man has about 16 square feet of skin.
A witty reflection notes that ignorance fuels anger in political arguments while others insist loud laughter dominates discourse. The piece contrasts quiet, thoughtful engagement with boisterous humor in public life.
A remark on the duty of preachers to speak well of a man while alive appears as a preacher contemplates the future tribute at his mortal remains. The line reflects on praise and memory within a religious ceremony.
Sour stomach relief is claimed to come instantly by taking Phillips Milk of Magnesia in water. The ad touts fifty years of physician use and says it neutralizes stomach acid more effectively than bicarbonate of soda and is gentler than ecda. Gerald S. Doyle, Distributors.
A white flashing acetylene gas light established on the east end of Mal Bay Island marks a new navigational aid. The position notes Lat 47 37' N and Long 55 12' 20" W. The description emphasizes a stationary light used for maritime guidance.
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