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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
1
An advertised tooth paste claims to clean teeth better than others. It promises a smooth texture, gentle action, pleasant flavor, and balanced abrasion. The maker suggests sending 25 cents in stamps to receive a sample.
A reader asks about the right toothbrush to use and notes it will outlast two ordinary brushes as bristles wear. They offer to send 35 cents in stamps for the next mail from Chemists since 1825 in St Johns.
A formal governor's address praises the legislature for its sessional work and tariff measures, anticipates remediation of public services expansion, and endorses prudent action on fisheries inquiries. It urges cooperation to advance the country’s welfare and prosperity, followed by a humorous aside about Derby preparations and civic chatter.
Jammes Kenna formerly of this city and Harry Townshend of North Sydney discuss a prize Derby ticket. Kenna offers a lottery ticket for 3.75 in exchange, amid bets and talk of selling or winning. A month later a message informs further development of the affair.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions yeast exkey 13 or Conclusive less Yih Bayettes Witte Swan. It promises a free sample and references Winte Spices de Cereals Limited in Topunta Canada. Content is inconsistent and lacks verifiable facts.
The notice outlines death burial certification rules requiring a medical attendant or clergy man and two disinterested witnesses for burial in all cemeteries. It specifies fees and ongoing duties of undertakers and cemetery officials under local law, with exceptions for Saint John and references to registering officers and clergy. May 23.
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