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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1935
Page
3
Lola thwarts a hotel assassination attempt on Blake Walden, foiling a diplomat’s killer. Blake reveals love, proposes, and Lola accepts as they plan a life together in Europe. The tale closes with a long honeymoon to follow.
Blake insists Lola go home after excitement and orders the taxi to take her to her address. He directs the driver while Lola objects about returning to the office. The taxi stops at the small candy store behind which Lola lives as grimy children watch.
In 1853 the seal fishery used 392 sailing vessels with about 15,000 crew. By 1863 Newfoundland steamers Bloodhound and Wolf joined, bringing 3600 and 1340 seals respectively, with later years showing rising catches as steam fleets expanded.
The speaker urges endurance through storms and reverses. Courage is tested by how one acts in hardship. Perseverance leads to victories earned through pain, as reverses shape a man according to a divine plan.
Moscow reports that at the seventh all union congress of Soviets the vice commissar for defence, Mikhail Tuchacheffsky, declared the Red Army grew from 600 000 to 940 000 men in four years and outlined dramatic percentage gains in aviation tanks submarines guns and fortifications across borders.
A playful exchange captures two children trading jabs about looks and age. The toddler proclaims superiority while the older child retorts with confidence, highlighting a lighthearted family moment of sibling banter.
A humorous exchange shows a doctor urging a patient to bathe before retirement while the patient quips he has twenty years left. The vignette highlights generational talk and aging expectations.
A small child asks a lady at a party if she likes toffee and if she will look after a piece for him. The lady politely declines and the child presses for help with the treat.
A preacher urged women to stand and promise to mother their husbands. Only one woman rose and, when told to go home and mother her husband, she quipped that she heard smother him, not mother him, causing light amusement.
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Peter Petrovitch of Belgrade Serbia can memorize an 80 plus digit number in ten minutes and recall days of the week for any given date. The prior record of 73 figures was held by an Englishman. Peter is also described as a walking calendar.
An advertisement targets married women claiming Royal Vibor No 1 2 provide relief from menstrual delays and pain. It promises quick action often within 3 to 4 days, with testimonials from women nationwide. The copy emphasizes non narcotic ingredients and discreet ordering with price details.
A Chicago Tribune cartoon caption questions a father's weekly savings of one dollar over four weeks. Tommy replies that the accumulated amount could buy a radio a new suit and furniture, illustrating aspirational budgeting.
Bran fig honey bread recipe lists 1 cup brag 244 cups flour 34 teaspoon soda 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 34 cup chopped pecans 1 cup chopped figs 1 4 cups milk Beat egg, add sugar, honey and melted shortening. Mix well. Add bran. Sift flour with soda, baking powder and salt. Add pecans and fig to flour mixture.
The Sun connects readers to local office news and wider happenings through the Daily Telegraph Bulletin for a nominal yearly fee. It urges Sun subscribers and others to support the home paper, quoting religious reflections by F B Cobb about self discipline and faith.
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