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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
2
The Sun provides readers with many items of interest through the Daily Telegraph Bulletin linking subscribers to local affairs. A nominal yearly fee grants access, while non subscribers could benefit if they contribute to support the service and keep a community home paper alive.
Hungary bans a British crime film after the censor ruled it might stimulate a crime wave. The decision cites its depiction of underworld activity and public safety concerns.
Mix cocoa and confectioners sugar. Chop nut meats and add. Moisten with condensed milk and vanilla. Shape into balls. Roll in remaining sugar and cocoa. Yields three dozen.
A joke about a Scotsman who removes a room’s roof to create a free shower bath, turning his house into an improvised open-air bathroom. The gag relies on exaggeration and wordplay about enjoying a shower at no cost.
A amnesiac woman awakens in a stranger's home and, while exhausted, begins to recall fragments of a life as the host Galen Richard Galen offers care. She learns he may be Wanda Warren’s rescuer yet also bears haunting dreams of unknown hands and a night of fear.
A literary fragment shows a heated moment as a woman drinks in heat from a man who shares a dream with her. He helps her to bed and prepares pajamas, noting they may be large but suggesting how to adjust them while bidding good night.
A recovering woman in a hill cabin learns her host Dick Galen is the playwright Richard Galen and a former connection to Wanda Warren. He plans to help her recover with breakfast and rest as the mystery of her disappearance lingers. The scene ends with a tepid confession and a note that the story continues.
William George Sharpe died February 26 after a three year heart illness. He leaves three brothers Eli Josiah Adolphus and a sister Mrs Baggs of Little Harbour plus many relatives. He was laid to rest at Snellin's Cove Cemetery. A friend inserts this obituary with prayers for eternal rest.
The text emphasizes communion with God through silent submission of thoughts and patient waiting for divine nourishment. It argues that even withheld comfort yields growth in humility and obedience, fitting one to share the saints’ inheritance in light. It cites M A Kelly and Martin Luther on silent trust.
A witty exchange where the boss admits taking you to dinner and quips that the secretary is now his ex secretary, highlighting office romance humor.
A reflective note on snow’s beauty for those who no longer act in the world, focusing on observation rather than participation and the hush it brings to memories.
A new disease affecting corn has been reported in Florida and may become significant. Researchers note potential impact on yields and crop health, with ongoing observations to determine its spread and management.
A fragmentary dialogue notes Hobos Cass and Comment musing on holidays and leisure. The exchange contrasts work and idleness while scanning a stream of pleasure seekers.
Short comic exchange in Tit Bits features a mother asking about a young boy's speech and a small boy replying that he can say thank you for a penny. The quip captures playful family humour from a London periodical.
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