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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1935
Page
2
The Sun urges every home to subscribe or contribute to keep a local paper alive. It highlights benefits of the Daily Telegraph Bulletin and invites non-subscribers to support access to national and local news through a modest yearly fee.
Oliver Brough tracks a traveling saleswoman who uses tears to win orders, foiling Pratt Weeks and others. Stanley Weeks raves about her, planning to win her favor, while Oliver plots to outmaneuver her at Freeston Electrical Factors Ltd. The story centers on rivalry, loyalty, and a woman's clever sales ploy.
Oliver confronts Tamli Brough a travelling lamp saleswoman as she outsells him with sharper prices and better knowledge of his customers. Dorning questions if the newcomer is gaining foothold, while a tearful insight reveals competition and longing amid a bustling game-line canvass.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a dispute over alleged cheating of orders and mentions trade directories. The overheard lines imply tension about fair competition and business records. No clear identities or context are provided to identify people or places.
A married woman offers Royal Vibor No 1, a non narcotic vegetable remedy claimed to relieve painful and delayed menstruation. Advert with testimonials from women across the coast, pricing 3.06 for regular and 5.60 for No 2, not sold in drug stores, order by mail from Royal Laboratory Windsor Ontario.
A crowded railway carriage erupts as a young man asks sarcastically if it is Noah's Ark. A grumpy passenger in the corner confirms with a plain yes, noting everyone is aboard except the ass, as an immigrant arrives.
An exchange mocks the concept of an alibi with a juror’s blunt reply about proving absence from a crime scene. The dialogue underscores tension in a court setting and reveals how alibi questions can be framed in informal terms.
In a brief exchange Murphy asks if he has shaved Charlie before, who replies he got the scar in France.
Fragmentary OCR text notes heirs of a Jones estate, with unclear references to bright prospects and unresolved lines of inheritance. Details are incomplete, but the fragment hints at succession and family claims surrounding the Jones estate.
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