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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
2
A vintage pharmacy style ad touts Aspirin as safe for lumbago rheumatism neuralgia headaches toothaches and general pains of women. It claims quick complete relief and notes Genuine Bayer cross branding to assure heart safety.
Sheila Stapleton attends a costly Elite dinner and dance with Mrs. Barnes Mead and Noel Eastcourt. Wealthy pearls hidden in her coat spark suspicion as she navigates money worries, romance, and risk of theft during a high society evening.
A Newfoundland agent warns pearls worth thousands attract thieves as Sheila faces tension with her aunt Mrs. Stacey Penland accusing her of theft. Noel defends Miss Stapleton while police chase the famed Penland pearls.
Perry Davis Painkiller package describes it as a family medicine chest remedy for cramps sore throat bruises sprains and similar ailments. It lists a price of 23 and 30 cents for bottles.
Summer heat makes feeding infants hard says mothers should use Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as a safe easy to digest bottle option. It has been used since 1857 and is recommended by physicians for babies who cannot assimilate other foods. A free booklet on baby care is available from Borden Co Limited in Montreal.
A reflective statement urges starting each day by dedicating to God's work before making plans. It emphasizes seeking divine guidance first rather than deciding tasks independently, attributed to Alexander McKenzie.
A study shows most street accidents in England involve people aged 25 to 45. Researchers note vulnerable groups include pedestrians and cyclists, urging improved road safety measures and targeted awareness campaigns.
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