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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 17, 1930
Page
2
Kitty and Brooke, actors tied by secret engagement, plan a private future away from the world while Lili and Emma Gates orbit their lives. A doorstep visit by Luke Akers sparks awkward chatter as they juggle career, romance, and looming publicity.
Kitty and Brooke confront Luke and Lili in a tense domestic scene. Luke warns of future need as Lil confronts Kitty over Luke’s affections and a costly engagement ring, escalating to a heated quarrel with threats and jealousy.
In a cluttered Paris room, Kitty confronts Lili about a leaked night in a man’s arms revealing Brooke’s awareness. Lili rages as Kitty vows secrecy while admitting the moral compromise behind their dangerous liaison. The confrontation escalates amid jealousy and betrayal.
Abe owned a famed race horse and accepted a $10,000 offer with a cheque to send the horse the next day. The horse died overnight and he cashed the cheque to fulfill the bargain. He later confronted Ikey who revealed he raffled the horse since it was valuable, selling tickets at $500 each. the winner received a refund after a grumble.
The text presents a petition from a horse asking for humane care and understanding. It urges feeding water shelter a dry bed a spacious stall kind handling regular teeth checks and avoidance of harm. The plea ends by invoking Hin and God to reward humane treatment.
A newlywed conversation hints at funding a spring suit being unlikely due to tight finances at the bank. The exchange shows concern over money and saving in a domestic setting.
A prayerful reflection on seeking refuge in God amid temptations and storms. It acknowledges divine knowledge of the heart, Christ's near presence in sorrow, and the Spirit’s work to humble and sustain the soul through prosperity and ease. The author is James Mantineau.
A reflective piece compares vanity to true worth. It asserts inner warmth births happiness, while superficial gold glitters only briefly, urging lasting contentment from within.
A saying notes that true charity toward others reflects devotion to God, suggesting moral virtue and pious conduct as the highest form of service. The motto emphasizes kindness as a religious duty guiding daily life.
A moral reflection on divine judgment citing the folly of denying God and praising virtue as a possible misstep among men. The message emphasizes humility before God and the peril of unbelief.
A brief aphorism stating that true religion never seeks approval from Caesar or state power for its laws, implying independence from political endorsement.
The statement likens the state church of medieval times to the early Christian church, describing the medieval church as a blighted orchard that had been glorious in spring.
A sharp judgment on treachery depicts the final act of a consummate hypocrite who betrays the Master with a Judas kiss. The line underscores hypocrisy and betrayal in moral conduct.
A vintage recipe detailing St Charles milk and water with hot vinegar, mustard, salt, sugar, flour, cayenne, butter and egg yolks. Mix dry ingredients, add yolks, gradually blend with hot milk then cook until thickened. Finish by stirring in heated vinegar and cool.
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