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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1953
Page
3
A critical meditation questions charity as a pretext for sloppy action. It contrasts charitable rhetoric with actual duty, asking why benevolence is used to justify inept behavior and the weight of service, duty, and principle remains in tension with performative acts.
A reader describes the British leads in designing stubborn jar tops for bottled and tinned foods. Despite clever kitchen tools and brute force, attempts end with bent openers, broken knives, and rising temper. The note laments难 costly, frustrating packaging.
Prime Ministerial and provincial figures condemn the CBC program Hilda Morgan aired Nov 29 describing a Toronto teacher who becomes pregnant and faces a shattered marriage. Critics urge bans or limits, arguing the show is offensive and unsuitable for home viewing.
The piece notes non swimmers face handicap in vacation water activities and stresses dangers of swimming in open water. It mentions local pools offer winter lessons to reduce hazard and protect those who cannot swim during summer recreation.
Wanted capable man or woman to manage established Watkins business in Newfoundland. Regular income above average. No experience or investment necessary. Permanent with chances to advance. Apply by writing to T. Grange c o The J. R. Watkins Company 350 St. Roch St Montreal.
A guiding note on letting a child learn to tie shoelaces and button buttons without constant help. It argues that guiding rather than taking over builds initiative and self reliance and pride in solving simple tasks.
The text outlines the Queen as fountain of honor, justice, and mercy with exclusive property over royal treasure and waters. It notes rights over salves, the Royal Aria, printing the Bible, and printing state documents. The Royal Will manifests through orders, warrants, proclamations, writs, patents, letters, and ministerial countersignature.
A long overview notes Elizabeth II as Britain's sixth ruling queen since 1066, describing her role as symbolic head of state and supreme figure in law, church, and international representation. It reflects on monarchy's 1,000 year evolution and the duties binding the sovereign to Parliament, church, and people.
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