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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1932
Page
3
The ad touts Aspirin as a prompt relief for head aches backaches neuritis and neuralgia and even rheumatism while noting it cannot remove the cause and that Genuine Bayer Aspirin does not depress the heart. It advises looking for the Bayer cross.
An earnest 1932 Carmanville letter urges local leaders to mobilize resources for the needy. The author calls for efficient planning, sharing land for food production, and coordinated action without church or state conflict to raise living standards. He argues responsibility lies with capable neighbors.
Willis Tulk writes to the editor pledging to focus on land cultivation while noting other avenues. He expresses trust in the paper’s ability to serve the public and asks for patronage to sustain its mission.
A Twillingate Sun feature by AtsERT G. Jones invites readers to study Genesis and the Bible’s promises. It cites Adam and Eve, the seed in Genesis 3 15, and references Voltaire. Includes local notes on island rescues, weather, and scarce work with pension flows. CORRESPONDENT.
Dear editor, Birchy Bay correspondent recounts a dramatic escape of John Keats after he left his home to visit relatives on a nearby island. A stormy weather impeded his return and his wife feared for him as days passed.
In a playful exchange a science teacher asks what pervades all space and cannot be shut out by walls. Bright Boy answers the scent of onions as the intruding aroma.
A green fixed light placed 45 feet above high water will be shown at this point for several months each year during the open navigation period.
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