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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
3
An essay argues Newfoundland should pursue responsible government rather than join Canada. It contrasts independence with confederation, notes wartime shifts in opinion, and emphasizes preserving Newfoundland culture and identity amid possible economic relief from union.
Abee asks about Cedie's brother after marriage. Cedie jokes his wife treats him as a Grecian god by placing burnt offerings before him at every meal.
In a Confed eration Life scene at a stopping place George tells Clara they cannot hide their marriage status. Clara questions why, noting even the waiter has served them rice pudding as a visible hint of their union.
Fragmentary line reads Tika praising a dress and noting it was bought for a twentieth birthday. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
A loving memorial note for Annie Irene Clarke who died May 21 1943 in Campbellton. The obituary uses poetic verses about life after death and states she remains loved and watched over by family. Inserted by Father, Mother and Sisters.
Officials anticipate compiling the electors list in time for a nationwide vote. St Barbe and White Bay may vote within a fortnight after other districts, while Labrador is planned to hold the election before the end of July.
A collection of quotes on morality, justice, and human rights discusses the Golden Rule. Notable voices include Matthew, Lord Chesterfield, George Lansbury, Mary Baker Eddy, Cumberland, and a reference to Garthiner Spring. Themes center on treating others as one wishes to be treated and upholding rights and conscience.
In loving memory of my dear mother Eligabeth Clarke who passed away at Campbellton May 26 1943. She is laid to rest in the churchyard with friends and family. Her son Harry inserts this tribute to comfort the bereaved and honor her quiet, weary journey to the kingdom of rest.
The St Johns Art Club invites Newfoundland based or stationed artists to submit original paintings drawings and sculpture for a fall exhibition. Entries must be mailed to Art Exhibition Memorial University College St Johns by October 7 1946 with back of each piece bearing artist name address and price.
Public Relations Office releases details on a National Convention bill passed by the Commission of Government on May 17 1946. It updates elector and candidate qualifications allowing voting in districts of work or residence if two months continuous presence exists and defers elections in Labrador St Barbe and White Bay pending returns.
Mrs Jones storms into the grocery and confronts the grocer about yesterday's cheese. She asks if the cheese was imported or deported from Switzerland, prompting a terse exchange.
A playful exchange turns to a plan for a makeshift circus activity. Father suggests cutting firewood into lengths to produce sawdust and props, offering the scraps to the son for the entertainment idea.
A light exchange about a boy with toes on both feet prompts a punchline. Jimmy jokes that he has five on each foot, highlighting a playful misunderstanding.
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