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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 05, 1928
Page
3
A short column on what counts as business in daily life, asserting that keeping affairs private, avoiding borrowing, and handling marriage and children as personal matters are prudent business practices. It frames business as a simple, practical mindset for daily decisions.
A professor attempts a definition of woman, starting with a general answer, but a heckler interrupts insisting that the topic cannot be resolved even after a thousand years. The exchange highlights the difficulty and controversy surrounding the concept in a humorous civic setting.
Swollen joints and muscles chilblains piles and skin eruptions find prompt relief by applying Davis Mental Salve. 25c tins prepared by Davis and Lawrence Co Montreal.
A dialog reveals a mule branded U. S. on its leg. The reply explains the initials mean nothing about government ownership, but serve as a warning that U. S. stands for Un-Safe. The exchange mixes humor with caution about reliability or danger.
Offer first early second early and main crops immune from canker. Varieties include King George Great Scott Ally Dareill Golden Wonder Kerri Pink Majestic and Arran Consul. Booking orders now to arrive in April. Limited quantity at reasonable market price. Secure supply for Spring seeding.
By authority the Governor in Council orders all minerals in Newfoundland and Labrador not held under license lease or grant and not subject to license applications be reserved from Crown Lands Act operation until further notice Colonial Secretary March 24 1928 Dent of Colonial Secretary
The red light and whistling buoy moored off Channut J feay have been removed due to floating ice and will be replaced as ice moves off. W. G. Winsor, Minister of Marines and Fisheries.
An old medical ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for excess stomach acid gas and acid fermentations. It claims fast relief and gentle evacuation, urging insistence on the Phillips brand and noting availability via Gerald S. Doyle Distributors.
For sale a motor boat built 11 months ago and used three months last summer. 28 feet long, 4 inches wide, 38 inches deep with birch keel and juniper planks. Galvanized nails and screws, Acadia engine 6 HP, bedding included, rudder iron frame, two oars, rowlocks. Apply at this office for price and particulars.
About sixty acres of uncleared land near Anglo Newfoundland Development Company premises along Public Road. Land sale terms are flexible to suit purchasers. Also offered is a comfortable eleven room dwelling with modern conveniences including hot water furnace electric lights hot and cold water bathroom and basement. For particulars apply to
A November report from Newfoundland authorities notes a £927 discrepancy in marine ledger records. The issue involves the department responsible for lighthouses and fisheries and the Marine Minister.
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