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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 03, 1930
Page
3
Kitty resists Brooke's advances while claiming a safe distance from Lili. Brooke declares no romance with Lili, then escapes dramatically as Kitty frets over the risky confrontation and a lingering, unconfessed attraction.
A tersely stated maxim labels the busiest person as one seeking gain without work, reflecting on honest labor and the temptations of idle ambition. The remark implies social judgment of those who pursue livelihood through questionable means.
The article notes that beyond Indian states there are numerous Indian millionaires in British India, yet their wealth is small compared to the vast treasure of gold and silver boards spread across the Indian domain.
A historic recipe details Spanish Cream made with milk diluted by water, a dash of salt and sugar, eggs, gelatine, and vanilla. The mixture is cooked to custard thickness, folded with stiffly beaten egg whites, chilled in moulds, unmoulded, and served with light cream or preserved fruit.
A lawyer visits a friend's medical office and whispers that his cold makes him unable to speak the truth. The doctor jokes that it won’t affect his business.
Little Martin finds a button in his salad and jokes that it fell off while the salad was dressing. The moment captures a light family kitchen scene with a playful comment from the child.
At home, Princess Mary always visits the night nursery for her boy's prayers. She does not force religion on her sons yet makes it attractive and interesting for them.
A dark joke has the trio facing execution. The Irishman asks for trish stew the Scotchman a bottle of whiskey and the Jew strawberries and cream. The warder notes seasons and the Jew replies I can wait with quiet defiance.
Davis Lawrence Co of Montreal markets a palatable emulsion for children said to ward off colds and sustain weight during winter. Available at 50c or $1.09 per bottle.
A rustic saying links patience in fishing to providence. It notes the fisherman must dig the bait, while the Lord provides the catch, capturing a rural moral about effort and luck.
George Bernard Shaw attacked Dean Inge's praise of the nineteenth century and defended twentieth century parents. He argued that many Victorian standards were flawed and mocked the notion that earlier generations were superior. He contrasted Inge's elite schooling with Shaw's minimal formal training.
Advertisement notes Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for cramps colics sore throats bruises and related pains. States 25c and 50c bottles available for use in nurseries and homes.
A conservative lady confronted Winston Churchill over his politics at dinner. She argued it was a matter of personal taste, mentioning his mustache. Churchill replied that there was no reason she should come into contact with either.
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