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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1941
Page
2
Canadian troops march across the parade ground displaying the strength of the empire. The forces of Britain and its dominions press into war as Canada joins the mobilization effort with determined drills and displays of manpower.
Anne notes money motive behind Cathryn and Uncle Charles as Manor House is poised for change. A visiting couple in Alban drops a golden sovereign, triggering thoughts of greed and opportunity. Anne contemplates finishing a manuscript to help Cathryn’s dream before London trips resume.
The unreliable speaker argues about money and a failed venture. Uncle Charles presses Cathryn to quit and return to town where he promises work and supervision. Cathryn resists while considering future options.
A terse ad promotes Gillett's Pure Flake Lye for grease on pots and pans and to keep clogged drains clear. It claims the lye cuts through heavy dirt, washing it away when used with hot water.
The passage recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt’s paralysis after 1921 and a Western visitor’s remark that his career might end, with Roosevelt replying that he could never overcome the handicap, while a skeptical observer urged that he could still become president.
The cadets waited eagerly for meals at an RAF training school as sea air stirred constant hunger. One cadet was overheard saying the wait had never been so anticipated by so many for so long.
A speaker muses on the transitory nature of earthly things noting that some ancient metropolises perished so thoroughly they may have never existed, provoking reflection on permanence and memory.
A compact historical recipe describes mixing honey eggs and Kellog’s All Bran with flour baking powder salt and chopped dates and minced meats then baking in a shallow pan at 375 degrees for about 30 minutes. Cut into bars or serve as pudding with whipped cream.
Whip cream with sugar and flavorings. Layer Christie’s wafers with whipped cream, roll, chill two to three hours, then slice diagonally. Serves six to eight.
A brief street exchange notes that taxicab drivers can turn around quickly but charge fifty cents for the maneuver. The Native remarks that many drivers are good at the turn but pricey.
A young man asks his uncle how to request a loan. The uncle replies that if one is sensitive, they should write for the loan and then tear up the reply unread, delivering a sharp, ironic lesson.
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