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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1930
Page
3
Excess acid causes indigestion and pain about two hours after meals. Neutralizing with alkali provides a quick fix, but Phillips' Milk of Magnesia remains the standard for fifty years. One spoonful neutralizes much more acid than it weighs, is harmless and tasteless, and delivers fast relief. Get the genuine physician prescribed product with full directions in every bottle.
Detroit News exposes how official wartime propaganda from the Wilson administration and the Committee on Public Information allegedly altered and concealed truth about battles in France and the Dardanelles. An American intelligence officer and ambassadorial letters are cited as evidence of manufactured victories and suppressed slaughter.
Confederation Life and Norseman Corps announce the Norseman Corporation to mine and smelt copper in Newfoundland. Initial output projected at 50,000,000 pounds yearly. Key properties include Tilt Cove Pilley’s Island Betts Cove and Gregory River Block with significant ore tonnage and long term favorable concessions from the Newfoundland government. Officers include E. Campbell of Toronto president Hamlin B. Hatch of St Johns vice president MacKenzie Williams Toronto treasurer.
The prospectus lists 2,800 acres at Powderhorn Lake 640 acres at Rogues Harbor 70 squares miles of mineral leases in the Central Mineral Belt and 30 000 acres in the Notre Dame Bay district Copper and gold discoveries reported Early production expected at 50 000 000 pounds of copper per year with by product iron pyrite Sold as a multi district venture engineers foresee profitable copper at 6 cents a pound with copper at 14 cents and a plan for 100 000 000 pounds annually Ultimate output aimed in the future
An old advert promotes Davis Menthol Salve for swollen joints skin eruptions and piles. The 25 cent tins are prepared by Davis and Lawrence Company of Montreal.
A passage citing James Freeman Clarke describes how believers see God guiding all events for good. It uses the tree through sun and winter as a metaphor for growth, patience, and steadfast faith during both pleasant times and trials.
In a magistrate court the defendant recounts the quarrel with his wife by listing items used in the dispute a electric iron a rolling pin six plates and a kettle. The exchange highlights a domestic dispute presented with vivid but non graphic details.
Poem fragment attributed to Robert Loveman extols equality beyond caste and class. It proclaims humanity, love, and joy despite social distinctions, emphasizing the soul and heart as the true measure. The verses celebrate faith, hope, and unity under one God and one humanity.
A dying editor longs for burial away from bustle and ads, asking to be laid to rest where peace prevails and commercial noise is absent. The lament emphasizes quiet and solitude rather than public display or commerce.
Billy and Johnny trade boasts about a hen at their place that supposedly lays eggs six inches long and claim to beat it with an eegbeater, showcasing a humorous rural tall tale and friendly rivalry.
A dialogue captures a police interrogation where the chief asks about the third degree and the sergeant recounts browbeating a suspect. The suspect allegedly dozed off and repetitively uttered affectionate phrases in response to the questioning.
In Portland Spotlight a playful exchange follows marriage as a wife quips that her husband’s numerous faults kept her from finding a better man, while he jokes about her awareness of his flaws. The banter highlights a light, humorous tone reflecting domestic wit.
The piece highlights specialized fisheries education at the University of Washington in Seattle, noting its decade-long existence and founder Professor John N Cobb. It mentions Tokyo and Dalhousie as other schools, outlines careers for graduates, and cites international enrollments and global demand for trained fishery experts.
A bobbed haired waitress, clearly agitated, slams utensils and snaps at a grouchy customer. He demands eggs and she retorts with a sharp quip about his appearance signaling a tense, hostile dining moment.
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