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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1950
Page
2
Vacancy notice for Rawleighs business opportunity in Twillingate and Frade area. Full time position offered with established company presence. Apply now to Rawleigh's Dept ML G 11 189 Montreal for details.
A man sent a garbled message about a crash and injuries. Bruce is hurt and Alice is dead after a Ford accident, with a mother figure lighting a candle and later floodlights at a landing field. The fragment hints at a family tragedy and miscommunication.
A witty remark notes that a disciplined husband can walk past a mailbox without reaching into his pockets. The line plays on self-control and humor about domestic life.
A terse adage suggests that physical allure correlates with higher costs for men. The saying frames romance as a financial burden, warning of steep spending tied to romantic pursuits and dating culture.
The claim states that women outlive men due to being preservative. It suggests paint as a factor, implying a humorous or flawed causal link without supporting evidence.
The Department of Finance plans to impose a new retail sales tax with few exemptions. A six month transition will be tough, buyers and vendors face added paperwork, and 18 staffers plus inspectors will enforce collection as merchants become unpaid government employees.
A rugged sea town scene unfolds as skippers and bold sharemen in Notre Dame Bay harpoon caplin. They discuss bait, gear, and timing while the crew urges haste to fish before the dawn. The rough dialogue highlights nautical work, hunger, and the daily rhythm of offshore life.
A rugged coastal scene follows a crew preparing for the season. Fishermen haul gear, set moorings, and haul a trap as Skipper Lige directs, hoping for a good voyage and a morning catch of prime fish. Breakfast follows with salt fish and brewis.
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