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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1935
Page
3
On Monday July 8 1935 in Toronto Ontario a wedding joined Dalcie Ridout daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Ridout of TwilightMd to Harry Law son of Mrs and the late John Law Rev L I Hunter officiated music by Bill Brown violin. The couple left for Muskoka then will reside in West Toronto Com.
Lord Byng of Vimy died after a long career in the British Army and public service. He served India South Africa Egypt and the Soudan before World War I and led the Canadian Corps at Vimy Ridge where his leadership earned a baronetcy. His death brought mourning across Canada where his name is linked to the corps famed for its courage and success. He arrived in 1921 as Governor General.
An aristocrat with a long public service lineage, Byne of Vimy demonstrated that England still yields men of initiative and ability, countering the view that the country merely muddles through.
An advertisement promotes Tanex from the Royal Laboratory in Windsor Ontario as a safe tapeworm remedy. It claims parasites cause severe digestive and systemic symptoms and asserts Tanex renders the worm insensibile before purge benefit, priced at five dollars with full instructions.
A dialogue features a father defining a super human as someone who can still think clearly and enjoy a small pleasure, even while changing a tire in a rain storm. The exchange presents a compact meditation on resilience and focus under pressure.
A reminiscence on dry skin as a beauty subject notes its early wrinkles and climate effects in Canada. It offers care tips like limited washing and nightly cleansing with fatty creams, and urges honest ads from the Woman's Interest Syndicate for expert advice.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mr. Isaacs declaring to his son Solomon that he plans to ensure his life. Solomon pleads, and the exchange hints at threats or coercive intent, with the stubborn line about not wanting to go to Brooklyn.
T A Grehan of the Dublin Independent Newspapers argues that newspaper advertising is a proven sales weapon used worldwide. He notes early ads lacked effective wording but highlights the development of personality and attractive language that decorate pages and boost modern business.
A heart rejoicing in God finds firm joy in all His will and is untroubled by circumstances. It compares the soul to a flower that follows the sun, remaining content to do God's will whether He shines openly or hides His presence.
A parish clergyman spots an absent parishioner named John and offers a pair of trousers that fit him. John attends church for three Sundays to earn them. After a longer absence, John asks how many more Sundays he must attend to earn the trousers, challenging the parson about the reward.
A clergyman receives a letter directed to the Lord Fentag Hise urging immediate action. The cleric expresses concern and notes the urgency implied by the message.
A brief note reports the chain letter trend fading away prior to any royal commission inquiry, leaving readers without formal investigation or action.
The mystery surrounds a death linked to a cave in Kentucky described as a place of echoes. A woman ventured inside seeking a last word, with investigators probing the circumstances and motive.
A quirky note suggests the stork appears to reside in local neighborhoods rather than just visiting. Residents report frequent sightings and speculation about its unusual occupation and habitual nesting patterns.
A boy asks the editor about his great childhood ambition. The editor jokes that his wish was to wear long pants, claiming he has the longest pants in the country and inviting anyone who wears longer to meet him.
A 176 page history by Rev. W. Edgar Mercer printed and bound at this office. 96 illustrations. A few copies available for $1.00. Includes church history, Bay history, industry politics education business scenery sport and Great War references. Order now.
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