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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1935
Page
2
The Sun promotes subscription benefits for the Daily Telegraph Bulletin, promising access to local news and events otherwise unavailable. A humorous train anecdote involving Grandma Jackson and her grandson at Oshkosh ends the piece, illustrating everyday life in a light tone.
After the game a spectator approached the referee and asked sarcastically how long a man can fight without brains. The referee replied by turning the question back to the fan and asking his age.
The bullfrog stands as the largest North American frog and the foremost member of a widely distributed aquatic frog genus across the northern hemisphere.
Andrea, hidden in a smuggling plot, is saved by Curly who reveals he is Garrick Weyland's son. He unravels her origins and the plan to marry her for scandal, and they reconcile with love, planning a quiet life at the cabin.
A tense scene unfolds as an arranged marriage collides with a Canadian border smuggling racket. A confrontation with a gun forces a confession while Andrea wrestles between shock and action as secrets surface and the plot heats up at daybreak.
A brief romantic scene ends as two lovers share a quiet, lingering embrace. Their eyes meet and hold before he gathers her in his arms, concluding with The End.
Flemington January reports the state will press hard to convict Bruno Hauptmann of the Lindbergh baby murder. Dr Condon, involved in ransom negotiations, is expected to deliver a key testimony as the defense counters that four kidnappers acted without Hauptmann. The lead defense counsel Edward Reilly plans to note four witnesses on Tuesday.
The Queen and the Duchess of York accede to naming two new fabric colors for the British Industries Fair textile section. The Queen will name Jubilee and the Duchess of York will name Margaret Rose for British dress fabrics displayed by manufacturers in February.
The Christian Science Monitor recalls Mrs Hannah More who would respond to gossip by offering to verify it. She would seek the tale's origin and confront the source of the rumor. The process deterred others from repeating reports, as no one brought gossip to her a second time.
A playhouse squabble erupts over Smith in disorderly conduct and cleanliness. An actor complains he is untidy and unclean, while another accuses him of sponging. The backstage exchange reflects tensions amid rivals and reputations.
A fragment shows two men quarreling over a letter one forgot to post or burn. The dialogue hints at a secret or consequence, with tension mounting as a wife becomes the focal point of the abandoned note.
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