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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 13, 1933
Page
3
A group scene unfolds with Jones questioning a car purchase, a debt owed, and a near miss over repayment. A policeman intervenes as innuendo and odd wit circulate among friends, with a hospital anesthesia quip and a punchline about secrets and money.
A physician tells a frazzled man to stop thinking about himself and bury himself in work. The patient protests with a joke about becoming a concrete mixer, reflecting stressed humor from the Montreal Star.
Quote portrays a spouse choosing to wait on medical intervention for deafness until their children complete music lessons, reflecting a family priorities stance. The exchange highlights personal decisions over health in a domestic dialogue.
Penguin Island New Brunswick light station changes from a white splash acetylene setup to a white fixed kerosene beacon. The update takes effect after May 1 1933 and will operate only from April 15 to navigation close each year.
The notice records the establishment of a new light at Flower’s Cove at the northern entrance to the straits of Belle Isle. It provides precise coordinates Lat 177 45 N Long 56 44 00 W, describes a square white wood structure with sloping sides and a red lantern, flashing acetylene light at 20 flashes per minute. J. G. Stone, Commissioner of Fisheries, dated April 20, 1933, from the Lighthouse Department, Marine & Fisheries, St. John’s Newfoundland.
A reflective verse compares life through many viewpoints from preacher to fool. It frames life as a sermon, jest, money, rest, trial, song, patient care, battle, school, vacation, and duty. The speaker asks the reader what life means to them.
An advertisement from a Toronto doctor touts chewing gum as a remedy for colds sore throat and earaches and notes plans to manufacture gum for that purpose. It claims the gum will provide office stenographers with a good excuse for their activities while mentioning local merchants selling roofing and nails and urging readers to request a free information book.
Dr Sidney Berry asks critics of church appeals to tally how much they give to churches versus what they spend on amusements, arguing the public should compare charitable contributions with entertainment expenses.
It is understood that for some time wise citizens of Detroit have been using the Canadian Banks. Their judgment and the developments in their own state may be of interest to those who have been in-
A family of four seeks an experienced maid or elderly woman for general housekeeping duties. For details write P.O. Box 106A Curling.
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