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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Mar 25, 1933

Page

3

Waking the Best of a Bad Job and a Wedding in Surgery Ward

A local editor’s four day spree delays the paper as staff scramble to publish. A misread notice triggers a faux funeral and wedding item citing Susan Ketchum and Joe Bowers marrying in the municipal hospital bridal room. Kate Hicks and Bill mourners, with gifts and funeral plans by George W. Srisket.

Susan Ketchum Joe Bowers United Minister Hicks Aouracher Kate Bill Joe George W. Srisket Grace Hicks

Sorrow Overflows In Dear Return To Pleasant News

The note expresses deep sorrow and limited capacity for cheer as the paper promises to feature the next issue with a brief greeting, signaling a pause before fuller celebration. It closes with a hopeful but somber welcome, not a final farewell.

Scouting Celebrates Baden-Powell at 76 and 25 Years

Reports from London show 2,159,984 Scouts and leaders in 94 countries. Since 1908 over ten million boys have trained for citizenship, with girls adding roughly half as many, totaling about 15,000,000 youths. The movement marks a global celebration, including world gatherings and the upcoming Scout Jamboree of 1929 in England.

Lord Baden Powell Gilwell Boy Scouts London British Empire League of Nations England

Deaf juror disrupts trial in London Kings Bench

After three hours in the Kings Bench Division Justice Ashton saw a juror declare he was very deaf and had heard nothing. Following a consultation the judge continued the hearing with an eleven member jury. The juror left the box sighing that he had enjoyed the job.

Kings’ Bench London Ashton

Bought for Cash Mail to Used Stamp Co

Short classified note states payment offered in cash by mail to the Used Stamp Co at 188 Duckworth Street St. John's for stamps or philatelic items. Indicates a mailbox or correspondence trade. No further details on terms or conditions provided.

Used Stamp CO Duckworth St

Nerviline Relief for Rheumatic Knee Pain

A user from Georgetown reports Nerviline relieved long standing rheumatic pain. He describes stiff knees and swollen ankle joints, and claims the liniment penetrated to ease the pain. He states stiffness disappeared and he is well today.

Mr. A. Duggan South Road Georgetown Nerviline

Technocracy’s Name Emerges After Seventy Eight Years

A historian notes that technocracy emerged as a named concept only after seventy eight years of human development, highlighting the long wait for a fitting designation and the gradual shaping of the idea through time.

Puse Japanese Necklace Offer With Free Seeds

An advertisement pitches a Japanese necklace free with purchase of 25 packs of English Vegetable Seeds at 10 cents each. It lists colors like White Cream Gold Canary Pink and mentions varied necklace lengths. The offer promises free seeds until sold and the necklace ships once payment is mailed.

Borden Japan

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