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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1892
Page
4
A damaged, near unreadable piece speaks of fate destiny and God's grace in life and battle. It mentions discipline effort and hope as the noble race and humble soldiers are blessed by divine aid. The text blends reflections on time memory and virtue.
Silas Thornton Jr travels to Jersey to visit his sister Susan and two nieces Kitty and Alice in London era, while Kitty and Susan scheme for advantage. On the train he encounters a fashionably loud companion Kitty and the scheming pair test his patience as he contemplates family ties and a new home.
A collage of short, humorous snippets includes a comic elevator misunderstanding between a passenger and crew, a lawyerly boast about defending with a shillelagh, a quip about animal language, a school inspector interruption over not hearing a funeral note, holiday mishaps, and a Mrs. Hicks quip about cold coffee. Minard's Liniment advertised.
The Fifth Half Yearly Literary Competition of The Canadian Agriculturist offers 689 rewards totaling 3500 dollars. Prizes include gold and silver items, a piano, organ, and various silverware sets. Open to all, entries must use words formed only from letters in The Illustrated Agriculturist and follow strict rules, with 1 dollar subscription required per entry list.
Local printing shop advertises bill heads and other job printing neatly executed at the Sun office. The notice promotes quick service and reliable work for business needs.
Bryan O Lynn visits St Johns seeking boots as he travels Prescott Street. J D Martins helps him choose calf and cow hide calf boots and urges buyers to report any flaws for quick fixes. He emphasizes cash sales and assures customers they won’t be swindled.
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