27 Jan 1894
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1894
Page
1
The text shows a dated newspaper snippet with stock publication notes, pricing per inch for ads, and terms for clergy and general subscriptions. It mentions “every Saturday” publication, editor Photnpava, and rates like two dollars per annum and fifty cents an inch, but is severely garbled.
The Jubilee Scholarship provisioned by the Indu tation Act opens for the June matriculation exam at London University. The Governor in Council will annually allocate 480 dollars to fund the Newfoundland Jubilee Scholarship for a top Colony student, with conditions on residence, study, and two years at Trinity University. Notice of exam time and place will be published in the Royal Gazette at least three months prior.
The subscriber notary public announces appointment as public officer for the island and commissioner of affidavits for the Supreme Court. He offers to prepare protests wills and other documents promptly with diagrams for land conveyances and related matters.
Notice from the General Post indicating the Labrador winter service schedule and changes under the 1898 Roth report. Details include authorities, route adjustments, and effective dates for postal operations during severe weather conditions.
A promotional note extols a new comprehensive dictionary praised by The Globe Hamilton Times and The Times Canada as the best working dictionary. It targets households teachers and scholars, claiming immense value and affordability for every family.
A column offers practical household advice on removing grease from wallpaper with blotting paper and warm heat, washing silver in hot water with soda, handling fine china, and reducing nerve strain with simple comforts. It describes fly control with pepper syrup, cleaning pans with kitchen mineral soap, reviving jar rubber with ammonia, and methods for removing odors, stains, and brass tarnish using lemons, salt, and ashes.
A 45-year-old Roubaix resident stands trial in the Nord Court for the murder of his wife Joseph Delarue. The case reveals lifelong jealousy delusions, threats with a razor, and a ritualistic scene with a black cloth and candles. Defense may argue suggestion as cause.
The obituary recalls John Tyndall born 1820 in Ireland rose to prominence at the Royal Institution after meeting Faraday. He lectured in the United States in 1872 and donated lectures’ proceeds to Harvard, Columbia, and the University of Pennsylvania. His death followed a medical error when his wife mistook chloral for magnesia.
Amber is a fossil product classed among gems. Closing insects are mostly gum copal manufactured. The first French republic paper money fell under one percent. A air of boobs cost seven thousand five hundred francs. A pound of butter costs seven hundred fifty. One thousand cubic feet of illuminating gas eight pounds of coal cost two cents and four gallons of naphtha twelve cents. An aged colored woman died after riding a carrousel in Alexandria Louisiana. death blamed on excitement. Tweed arose from a misread invoice changing twill to tweed. posters gained their name from posts along London streets.
A fragment endorses Minard's Liniment as essential for youth to cultivate courtesy and grace. It claims the product aids in forming a successful career and reflects balanced character and good morals. It notes physicians use the liniment.
A dainty maiden in a blue and white frock performs as Nellie Wick the youngest shaver, shaving five men in 62 minutes. Teddy Wick then rivals Wr. Lloyd in a shaving contest, shaving 71 men in 15 minutes 15 seconds, with splits of 40 to Wick and 31 to Lloyd. The show runs nightly for two weeks with a £25 prize to the larger total.
A gullible新人 miner follows a jokester’s tip to a barren cliff above Shasta. He digs a quiet pocket and pulls out thousands of dollars in gold, buying houses and lots in the city while fellow miners fail to find a fortune in the same rocky hillside.
The article discusses wrinkles as a result of repose and fat, noting that vivacious nations wrinkle sooner while indolent populations age more slowly. It promotes Ayers Pills for constipation and Ayers Sarsaparilla as a tonic, mentions gas poisoning at Chicago's World Fair, and closes with a jumbled sales pitch praising Sarsaparilla.
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