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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 10, 1941
Page
2
A South African bomber squadron in Kenya prepares for a raid on Italian strongholds while airfields forts and communications are targeted in Abyssinia and Eritrea. In peacetime the Grenadier Guards wear vivid uniforms but today they appear as grim fighting men advancing with tommy guns from an ambush.
Advert says Gillett's Pure Flake Lye saves hours of work by clearing clogged drains lifting grease and baked-on food from pots and pans and reducing scrubbing. It urges keeping a tin handy for fast dirt removal and easier cleaning.
Lisbeth faces a storm and moral turmoil as Dick risks a reckless rescue. A shipboard crisis reveals past entanglements and a complicated bond among Lisbeth Dick and Andy Ryan, culminating in a perilous shore landing.
Lisbeth helps Tim as Andy Ryan is taken to hospital after a perilous shore ordeal. Dick Ryan foresees looming revelations about Andy and Lisbeth while Tim clings to life and the crew assesses who fathered him.
A riddle explaining that facial wrinkles signal care, while wrinkled clothes signal a lack of care. It contrasts appearance cues with attitude, implying inner concern shown on the face versus neglect reflected in attire.
A tale of distress ends with a Quaker asking if the man felt not only for his neighbor but in his packet. The exchange highlights a stark inquiry into genuine concern versus superficial sympathy.
An Irishman loudly appeals for aid for a friend trapped in bog ankle deep. He would help after finishing a log cut, insisting there is time. He then adds the note that the friend is in head first danger.
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