04 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
1
The essay defines courage as fortitude and mental strength needed in daily life and at battle. It urges parents to teach courage to children, notes evil forces, and cites Dr. Watson and Ovid to illustrate that courage conquers adversity. It ends with a call to persevere, finish tasks, and leave a lasting impact through courageous living.
A brief exhortation calling for courage to face oppression and suffering in troubled times. The author urges undaunted faith to endure the present situation and expresses belief in eventual victory through courage and divine aid.
In loving memory of Mrs Gar field Sharpe who died at the Hospital Jan 4 1932. When all was done by human hands That human hands could do There came that awful shock of death. It's God that brings us through God gave to them the little babe Some years ago to nurse But when she was in the bloom of itn ire Was very near to death Inserted by.
The program lists Holy Communion at 8.0, Matins at 11.0, and Evensong at 7.0 for St Peters, with Matins at 11.0 and Evensong at 7.0 for St Andrews. Both churches publish morning and evening worship times for the day.
A notice requests all letters and communications be directed to G A Stirling at the Primmer House.
In a letter from Mr Sweetland readers learn Mrs Rev Bell nee Maud Newman is very ill in Saginaw Michigan USA. The family lives about 100 miles from Detroit and the Sweetlands visit the former people most every year.
The late Rev. Wm Harris died February 7 in Brooklyn New York. He served for years at Moreton's Hr and earlier as Junior Minister in Twillingate after marrying Mary Roberts of Long Point. His daughter Winnie remains in China as a missionary. He leaves a widow and two sons in Brooklyn and Toronto.
A proposal to use Crow Head as an alternate name for Confederation Life is noted in Westport discussions. The suggestion centers on local branding and community recognition for the life assurance company. No formal decision reported.
Members of the Hospital Sewing Class are asked to meet at the hospital on Tuesday March 7 at 2 p.m. C A Batten secretary directs the gathering in this brief notice.
A fire insurance notice promotes protection for homes and furniture with a 1 percent rate on dwellings and furniture. The ad states no government tax of 6 percent is charged this year.
A brief note highlights crude oil burning engines for marine and stationary use. Emphasis on cheapest operating costs and high efficiency as key advantages.
Mail damaged spectacles for 60 cents and repair watches with listed prices for mainsprings crystals and cleaning. Cheap pocket watches and used parts offered with half price on crystals and mainsprings. customer money sent with the job ensures careful, prompt return by Frank G Stuckless.
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