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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Hamiltons Fills as a universal remedy for stomach troubles and constipation. Calgary reader G Slater shares that after two years of misery with headaches and sickness the pills cured him, ending headaches, boosting appetite, and restoring health.
The House met at 3:20 pm with the Speaker in the chair. A Great War Veterans Association delegation presented a petition, the Prime Minister moving to accept and refer it to the relevant department. Several bills were introduced or moved for consideration, committees appointed, and a tragic fishermen’s death resolution adopted before adjourning.
A kind English vicar assists an elderly woman pushing a pram up a steep hill. At the summit she offers a kiss as thanks, but the punchline reveals the “baby” is actually the old man's beer.
A Scotsman walking his dog by a quay encounters a basket of live lobsters. One lobster claws the dog's tail, sending the collie running and yelping. The fishmonger, angered, shouts for the dog to be whistled, while the Scotsman retorts with a jest about whistling to the lobster.
The Great War Veterans Association of Newfoundland petitions the House of Assembly humbly protesting pension reductions for soldiers and dependents. They cite prior assurances of Canadian pension scales, note 800 petitions received, and reference government positions on protecting pension contracts amid imperial economies.
The ad claims Ferrozone restores weak blood, boosts appetite and digestion, and increases energy and strength. It pledges improved looks and mood, with sleepless nights ending, and offers fifty cents per box or six boxes for two dollars and fifty cents at druggists.
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