Submerged Confusion Over Subscribers Remissness
A fragmented note complains about subscribers forgetting promises and failing to subscribe. The speaker stresses the importance of the proposition and modestly hesitates to discuss the remissness.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 03, 1930
Page
2
Advold Harsh Catharties Marketed by Davis and Lawrence
Product description of liver pills from Davis and Lawrence of Montreal stating gentle yet effective bowel regulation with a package of 40 pills priced at 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Lawrence A
Montreal
Rev Norman Guy Appointed to Drew University Chair
Madison New Jersey April 18 Rev Norman H Guy of Mount Allison University Sackville New Brunswick has begun his career at the Methodist College St John's and has been appointed to the chair of Sociology and Economics at Drew University in Madison New Jersey authorities announce the appointment marks a scholarly addition to Brother's College.
Import and Export Freight Forwarders Ad
A. G. Feaver and N. B. Hunt advertise as import and export freight forwarders. They promise prompt handling of merchandise with quick attention to shipments of all sizes and emphasize modern charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Feaver
N. B. Hunt
New Wing Campaign of Memorial Hospital
Campaign details for Memorial Hospital's new wing led by Mr. R. W. Fudge in Head's Harbour Pilley's Isle. The notice outlines fundraising aims and the campaign's local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Memorial Hospital
Head’s Harbour
Pilley’s Isle
R. W. Fudge
Bel and Elizabeth Visit Tutankhamun Tomb In Karnak Tour
The king and queen of Bel epueire defied the Pharaohs curse during a visit to Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings with Howard Carter. They showed no sign of bad luck as the king then walked nearly two miles from his yacht to Karnak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belepueire
Howard Carter
Tut-Ankh'Amen
Albert
Elizabeth
Kings
Karnak
That Young Man Stays Out Late Father Confronts Daughter
An irate father confronts his daughter Gladys about late nights. She replies that her mother says men haven’t changed a bit, illustrating a domestic quarrel captured in archival copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Hughes on Carter of Intolerance Speech at Williams Memorial
Charles E Hughes warns that enforcing religious truth harms liberty and democracy. He says strong convictions must not become tools of tyranny and those who try to bend institutions to dogma are enemies of both religion and state. Extracted from his April 23 1372 corner stone speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hughes
Carter
Roger Williams
Real joy found in ongoing achievement here and now
The message celebrates continual progress as the path to lasting joy, emphasizing small, daily efforts over distant promised rest. It frames success as a series of steps from one level of glory to the next, grounded in present action.
Fragmented quote on religion and coercion
A terse quotation notes men debating religion, legislating to compel others, and fighting or dying for beliefs, while asserting a call for restraint and tolerance.
The Outport Press Looks At West ern Star Milestone And Outport Weeklies
The piece notes the Western Star turning thirty while Northern rivals the Twillingate Sun reach fifty, and Harbour Grace Standard predates Newfoundland Year Book listings. It praises outport weeklies for serving tight communities with limited news rooms and scarce funding, hoping for continued usefulness despite market challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Star
Twillingate Sun
Jabez Thompson
Brigus
Harbour Grace Standard
Newfoundland
Outport Journal
Outport
Daily News
No man who pursues greatness fails to make it his chief aim
A reflective maxim emphasizes that lasting achievement comes only when a person treats it as life’s central purpose. It asserts dedication over scattered effort and links sustained focus to notable outcomes.
Confed Life Urges Ward Work and Hard Effort
The article extols hard work as the true substitute for effort in progress. It argues tasks like building a bridge or mastering Latin carry lasting value, while grand expeditions offer little national gain. It cites a Century reference noting teachers and learners benefit from sustained labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
When Pain Comes Indigestion Relief From Phillips Milk of Magnesia
When pain signals indigestion caused by excess stomach acid the remedy is Phillips Milk of Magnesia the trusted alkali. One spoonful in water neutralizes acid quickly and ends symptoms. doctors have used it for 60 years. Obtain genuine Phillips product prescribed by physicians and labeled directions. Gerald S. Doyle Ltd is sole agent in Newfoundland St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapnesia
Newfoundland
Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd
St. John's
Doubling for Lili continued with Kitty’s screen transition
Kitty endures intense coaching by Lili to imitate her expressions and voices while preparing to borrow Lili’s face for a high salary. She suspects loneliness amid luxury, watches downstairs parties, and is surprised by Brooke’s midnight balcony intrusion quoting lines as she hides in the shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Lili
Colette
Emma
Lil
Brooke
Fragmentary prose item with garbled text
A damaged OCR fragment describes a character trying a dress and a monkey fur element, but the text remains unclear and largely unreadable. No substantiated events or identities can be confirmed from the fragment.
Hidden Romance Under French Window Grows Tense
Kitty and Romeo share a secretive meeting as curiosity overrules caution. A lightless room, a rose trellis, and a whispered confrontation heighten the tension between the pair amid a storm of emotions and misgivings.
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Eigh
Bunning
Norman Guy
Drew University
Wesley Pittman
Fred Watkins
Pearce May
Manuel White
Adophus Fudge
Ellen Pittman
Dorman Rideout
Wellis’ Watkins
Albert Weir
A. Fudge
Edward Pittman
Charles Pittman
Fred May Sr
Fred May Jr
Lewis Fudge
Eae
J Wn. McGrath
St John's
Outport Press
Freeport
N.S
Davis & Lawrence Co
G. A. Thurber
Avig & Lawherce CO
Astate St
Que
J. W. McGrath
Confederation Life
By Barbara West
Tchildren
Dodds
Romeo
Mer
Tovelys
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