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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1933
Page
3
Promotes Ferrozone as a nerve and blood strength booster. Claims to restore energy, relieve nervous depression, improve sleep, and lift fatigue after illness. Advertises six boxes for two dollars fifty or fifty cents each at druggists.
The bill requires codfish callers to hold a license issued by the Salt Codfish Act board, sworn before a justice, with a five year license term and renewal. Offenses include unlicensed culling and improper payments with penalties up to ten dollars or imprisonment, and disputes resolved by a board appointed caller whose decision is final.
The text outlines annual statements by Stipendiary Magistrates or Justices of the Peace showing sworn callers. It grants magistrates authority to administer oath for caller licenses. Penalties are recoverable by complaint before a stipendiary magistrate. Chapter 160 of the Consolidated Statutes on codfish culling is repealed. The act is cited as The Fish Culling Act 1933.
Schedule A records an oath by A B promising to honestly and impartially cull all fish entrusted to them without fear or favor. The oath mentions signing, endorsement on the cullers license, and is sworn before a notary or official. Place and date fields are indicated but not filled.
Jones attends a social dinner and struggles to speak. He plans to compliment the hostess but misreads the moment. He finally says a blunt remark that backfires, highlighting his shy demeanor.
A woman asks for a new cheque book after losing the previous one. She explains she signed all checks as soon as she received it making the checks useless to others. The anecdote warns readers to guard financial instruments closely.
A housewife instructs a new domestic servant on kitchen duties by stressing fish washing. The servant retorts that a fish has lived in water and need not be washed. The piece ends with a quip about forgiveness and the challenges of teaching love.
Certification shows A. B. licensed by Salt Codfish Exportation Board of Newfoundland to cull codfish under The Fish Culling Act 1933. Place Date C. D. J. P. as applicable.
The Geneva arms conference struggles with whether to include pre military training of German police and semi military groups in assessing Germany's military strength. Italy criticizes the leniency of experts while France cites Italy's youth mobilization as a factor in strengthening its forces.
The United States intends to expand the fleet to treaty strength under Secretary Swanson. A construction programme will convert navy yards into busy centers as thirty-two ships are built including destroyers aircraft carriers gun-boats and ten thousand ton cruisers. The plan aims to cut unemployment and forge the strongest U.S. navy ever.
A brief exchange about trading a horse for hay ends with Angus borrowing the horse to eat up the way. The dialogue highlights a barter misstep and a humorous twist on value.
Willie and Georgie joke about a mounted policeman versus a foot officer. The piece notes Mount Rainier National Park ice recession since glaciers may disappear in a few thousand years if current rates continue.
A collage of quotes and snippets spans satire on the thirty hour week for farmers. Chesterton on meadow views versus motor travel. a solicitor father and son essay exchange. a joke about meeting creditors in third class. Canada’s tourist economy and Germany’s impregnation claim for wood. a car salesman on trial and a polite buyer. a prompt to craft a sentence with omnivorous.
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