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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1937
Page
3
A reader recounts weight loss using Kruschen Salts with hot water and reduced sugar and fats. The letter claims dropping 22 pounds in two months and encourages regular use with a modified diet and gentle exercise to restore figure and health.
A pilot and passenger recount a stunt over a crowd where the aviator narrowly averted disaster. The pilot jokes that half the people below felt they should be killed while half the people up above believed the same about the crew.
A classroom joke about diet prompts a student to answer breakfast dinner and tea. A boy steers a steamship by a star, mistakes another star behind him, while quotes from Jastrow Frank and Angell reflect on logic private initiative and labor dislocations.
A humorous quip notes a political figure finally securing a job after years of pursuit. The remark contrasts persistent effort with the unexpected outcome, implying satire on political hiring.
Death notice for Stanley Tulk of Deer Lake who died December 16 at age 35 after years of Brights disease. Wife and six children mourn him along with relatives in Grand Bank and Deer Lake. Funeral conducted by Rev. Andrews at United Church Cemetery with a large crowd of mourners.
The note expresses communal sympathy for the children and a husband, inserted by Arthur Tulk, reflecting a local sentiment of support from the community.
A man and his dog lounged in the park when a chatty old lady asked the breed. The man replied spaniel and the exchange then shifted to a quip about the dog being elsewhere.
A brief quip notes that demanding wealth sharing can provoke a strong physical reaction, using a pointed line about shouting for redistribution and measuring its impact on a person’s blood pressure.
A moral exhortation to endure trouble with fortitude and wisdom. It urges bearing burdens quietly, avoiding visible weight on others, and meeting others with kind, considerate words and actions to inspire resilience. The passage emphasizes patience, sympathy, and courage over despair.
Two men debate the fate of a boy from Oxford after his rise, one predicting he will become an octogenarian. The exchange hints at age and future prospects in a concise, witty street conversation.
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