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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1931
Page
3
A prompt appeal urges immediate aspirin use for headaches and pains while advising against chronic suffering. It touts aspirin as a universal relief for ailments from neuralgia to rheumatism and colds, and notes to buy Genuine Aspirin tablets labeled as such with red print.
A fragmentary reflective piece compares pins and men as tools tested by use and blessing. It ponders how character and virtue endure when stretched under pressure and how true power comes from service and yielding daily bread and divine returns. A brief dialogue then questions if doctors truly doctor others as they wish to be treated.
A dialogic fragment contrasts a northern town’s fickle weather with a humorous Aunt Martha anecdote about Negro cookery. The Aunt jokes she uses a cup of flour and adds two gullups of molasses, quipping gullups when the molasses spills.
A clipped exchange from Hamburg shows a chief demanding punctuality and a clerk replying that others are already at work when they arrive. The odd dialogue highlights workplace timing and culture in a concise streetPot snippet.
In 1919 the number of touring automobiles entering Canada was 238000. In ten years this figure grew to 4509000, reflecting a sharp postwar increase in cross border traffic.
A just-published pamphlet by General Ludendorff foresees a second great European war in 1932 that would end in the annihilation of Germany and realign the continent’s power structure.
The light’s elevation from high water to focal plane is 35 feet. The structure is a square wooden tower with sloping sides, painted white and a red lantern. The light began operation on October 9, 1930.
A damaged fragment hints at an official notice regarding renewal and placement actions by a minister on Main Street in St. John's. It mentions a lighthouse and marine department, with October timing and references to Rock andaberrant text.
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