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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1927
Page
2
The Diamond Light is pitched as an ideal lamp for churches halls offices stores and homes. It operates with kerosene or pasolene and claims light equal to 300 candle power surpassing many ordinary lamps. The Akron Lamp Co of Akron Ohio offers illustrated literature and pricing.
In a tense episode Sylvia Corder offers a forged confession note to Bill to secure cash from a theft scheme at Sweet Apple Farm. James Blake uncovers the ruse, confronts Sylvia, and arranges for Betty Granger to wed James after exposing the plot. The lovers plan a speedy marriage as truth and forgiveness prevail.
Mr J W McGrath of St Johns Newfoundland negotiates a return to Sweet Apple Farm seeking Sylvia Sorder who remains seated in the parlor in ill fitting attire. A remark on women like vipers and unfitness for decent society is noted as he speaks.
Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver Fox News for July features outdoor life tales by A. Bryan Williams a BC authority and Robert James with Tales from the Wardroom Mess. Samuel Alexander White contributes Northwest fur trade stories. Bonny-Jeastie Dale writes of trout fishing Tabusiotac River NB. Kennel notes by C G Hopton and Guns and Ammunition and Fishing Notes provide tips. Published monthly by W J Taylor Limited Woodstock Ont.
Professor Martin Mendelsohn, longtime chair of disease of the heart at Berlin University, argues the heart is not the prime mover of life. He claims body cell activity, through absorbing and eliminating fluids, drives circulation as the chief motive force.
The advertisement touts D. L. Emulsion claimed to build strength and weight, targeting those with bronchial ailments. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles from Davis & Lawrence of Montreal.
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