Ring Around the Rosy on the Shipboard Exchange
A ship crew scene features a rich uncle and a captain debating vision aboard a vessel. A recruit jokes about a game of Ring around the Rosy amid nautical banter and light slang.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
4
A ship crew scene features a rich uncle and a captain debating vision aboard a vessel. A recruit jokes about a game of Ring around the Rosy amid nautical banter and light slang.
A Sunday Tabernacle sermon by M G Standley urged radical living and fiscal sacrifice to model Christian faith. He denounced comfort, urged extreme commitment, and pledged to renounce nonessential spendings to advance the church’s mission.
A clipped exchange questions the value and inheritance of a slave’s sacrifice for a monument. It argues the slave’s wealth came from the master’s death and invites reflection on what the slave would have possessed without the plaster’s own schemes.
A speaker urges humility and plain living to honor God, noting rag rugs and sparse rooms in headquarters while sisterly rooms remain simple. He contrasts this with prosperity and questions why wealth would be spent locally when funds fund missions. He warns that people die in heathendom, implying urgency for sacrifice.
The readable text hints at a discussion of appetite and digestion, mentioning the stoma and acid, with garbled phrases. It appears to be a health or dietary fragment without clear names, dates, or events to anchor a complete report.
A speaker urges Christians to embrace extreme sacrifice for Christ during wartime and to treat life as a battle between light and darkness. He condemns casual backsliding, demands awakening, and calls for bold witness to rescue a world "soon to stand before the Judgment Bar of God." The text stresses enduring persecution and living by strong faith.
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