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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1945
Page
3
A sailor stranded five years on a desert island is rescued when a ship anchors in the bay. A small boat lands and an officer gives him a bundle of newspapers. The captain advises reading world events and then signaling for rescue. The tale also mentions an Aman who received a seeable prescription while traveling by rail and the daughter practicing piano at home.
A historic section presents a detailed liquid yeast preparation and a white bread recipe using it, including measurements for flour water potatoes sugar yeast and fats. The text also weaves in a political opinion column discussing democracy municipal government and the value of independent local representatives.
A woman exits a chiropodist shop with a large brown parcel and denounces the practitioner as inept saying he cannot stuff a dog. The piece also memorializes Peggy with a wry epitaph noting her lively, mock-heroic counts of military ranks and a bomb in an exaggerated tally.
A man expresses uncertainty about his son's wish to become a racing motor. His friend counsels decisive support or at least noninterference, highlighting the potential conflict between parental guidance and a child’s ambition.
The Ammon Booklet yields little new for Newfoundlanders. Lord Ammon’s three year term for Newfoundland Commissioners draws objections. Critics say brief terms deter capable people and fear autocratic governance despite prior harbor issues. Sir John Hope Simpson’s remarks during the session alleged to have harmed the system.
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