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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
2
A 1917 antisocialist era poem recalls British resolve and Allied sacrifice in World War I. The speaker criticizes earlier world judgments as England braces for battle, while allies fight and enemies threaten. The piece emphasizes Britain's isolation, mobilization, and steadfast duty.
The verse praises a determined heroine who rises to the challenge to fight on. It describes steadfast resolve as she smashes drives against foes and continues her task despite scorn. The speaker salutes her bravery and endurance amid battle.
Poem-style lament recalling British and Allied troops, including Canarians Scotia Australians and Tommy Atkins, marching to death in WWI. It honors brave sacrifice, frames England as paying for allies’ earlier losses, and honors Trafalgar lineage while urging forward into war.
A report on Dr Bernard Hollander's Ethnological Society address in London arguing gender contrasts. He asserts women reign when in love and discussors male dominance, citing quirks in temper, generosity, secrecy, and emotional progression.
A Rochester girl reportedly chews sixty guai sticks in one sitting, according to a quirky local tale from the Smouth of the Amazon.
A minister and his bride dine at a luncheonette when the waitress, a blonde young woman, asks for their order. The minister asks about the chicken and the waitress crisply replies asking after him, creating a lighthearted moment.
Clerk advises customer to use the rear dressing room as there are many women shoppers in the store. The exchange notes a busy sales floor and room etiquette.
A vibrant revival attracts a crowd as an enthusiastic speaker urges generous giving. He proclaims a tenth or even a twentieth of all possessions to the Lord amid animated responses from attendees.
A list of multiple collectors and contributions for the British and Foreign Bible Society, with numerous names and varied amounts. Totals shown include $13.05 collected by Miss Small, $5.95 by Minnie Waterman, and $3.25 by Frank Stockley and associates, across several groups and donors.
In a regional match, Alfred Linfield faces off against Jenkins' Cove led by Pearl Linfield. Key players include Mrs Geo Saunders, Mrs Stanley Parsons, Edgar Hawkins and Eleanor May as the Cove secure a decisive win.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as fast relief for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims the product neutralizes stomach acid, reduces intestinal gas, and gently aids waste elimination without purging, positioning it as more pleasant than soda.
Reader identifies individuals Hawkins Edward Smith and others with varying ages and titles, plus a set of monetary amounts. The document totals to 139.28 with a sub total of 5.67. Names include Mrs Albert Linfield and Caleb Smith among many others.
Cap skeptically asks how a man throttled a woman to death in a cabaret with two hundred spectators, while the police chief laments bystanders believed they were dancing and did not intervene.
The exchange features Eben Holden claiming authorship of making the moon shine while the Judge questions Joshua’s identity, sparking a playful challenge about celestial powers and names.
In Life magazine style dialogue, Larkson declares plans to visit a jail to speak with the bandit who took his car. Parkson questions the speed claim as Larkson wonders how the vehicle could reach fifty miles per hour.
Vivid roadside graphic shows a cautionary phrase urging patience as a train passes. The text hints at a car starting again after a brief pause, implying a pause before movement and safety in transit.
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