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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1935
Page
3
The 1874 speech in Parliament warned of a coming catastrophe as civilization teeters. The article notes Disraeli foreseeing distress abroad, a stormy political sky, and looming outbreaks, urging readers to heed ominous signs then and now.
A painter asks what Judge Bozzfuzz should pay him and the judge questions the amount. The painter replies about six months’ pay, reflecting a negotiation over compensation in a brief dialogue.
A playful remark notes a common gap between genders as men pass department store windows without glancing inside, highlighting a lighthearted urban observation from street chatter.
Recipe notes for a baked custard dessert using eggs sugar salt milk vanilla and Grape Nuts. Custard is poured into cups with a small amount of nuts, then baked in a water bath at 325 degrees F for 40 to 45 minutes until set. Serves five.
The article argues the Saar region will return to Germany next month, noting the population is of German descent and suggesting blood ties outweigh liberty and the pursuit of happiness in the decision.
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced to President Roosevelt by radio that a vast ice covered Antarctic area is land, not sea. He reported flying east into Marie Byrd Land and bringing back evidence that Marie Byrd runs in an unbroken line from coast to Pole, negating a trans Arctic strait.
A serum developed by Dr. Thomas Lumsden's London cancer research team kills cancer cells removed from the body without harming normal cells. The researchers stress it is experimental and not yet usable on living patients.
The Prime Minister told Parliament that no conference would be held during the King's silver jubilee. He said the government would welcome informal discussions with Dominion prime ministers present in England on questions of common concern.
Editor corrects the record after a printing error swapped a milking sector for millwork. The heavy rains praised as a boon to millmen, not milkmen, in the published piece.
The old man is Work and the mother Ambition. Oldest son Common Sense, others Perseverance, Honesty, Thoroughness, Foresight, Enthusiasm, Cooperation. Oldest daughter Character with sisters Cheerfulness, Loyalty, Courtesy, Care, Economy, Sincerity, Harmony. Baby is Opportunity. Get acquainted with the old man to get along with the rest.
A grocery shopper snapped after his clothes were splattered with paint despite a Fresh Paint sign. The grocer noted many prior signs misled customers, and the buyer admitted skepticism from repeated false warnings.
A station agent states the 2 50 train to Chicago leaves at 2 50 but a passenger requests 2 48 and all board sooner, showing urgency and confusion at the station.
A small boy answers a cleric’s question about his name by saying he was born on the first of the month with the rest of the bills his father sends. The exchange frames a humorous portrait of names and payment.
A quotation from F. W. Robertson asserts that loving God means embracing purity, love, and truth. It defines God as Purity Love Truth and Infinite guiding a life of moral refinement and charity toward all, including enemies.
A reader reports four years of relief from a severe lumbago attack after two weeks in hospital and starting Kruschen Salts. The letter credits the product with cleansing the bloodstream and improving elimination, preventing relapse.
An instructional piece argues that women with modest means can practice beauty through daily routines. It promotes hydration with lemon water, daily baths or showers, brisk rubdowns, and careful facial care with cleansing creams and exfoliating washes to refine skin and prevent blackheads.
In a brief exchange a Scot asks for ticket prices. Romey states front seats shift at a penny and back seats sixpence while a programme costs one penny. The Scot buys a programme.
The Toronto Mail and Empire notes that South West Africa, once a German colony, voted to become the fifth province of the Union of South Africa. The piece credits the post-Boer War settlement for this decision.
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