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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 21, 1938
Page
2
Jerry Nelson and Marie survive a tense confrontation as Fallon attempts to abduct Marie. Beasley dies in the struggle, Fallon is killed, and Marie recovers with the help of police and her husband. Jerry praises a good man who died saving her while Marie honors the fallen.
Police chase through a house ends in tragedy as Tex Fallon lies dead from a knife wound and Jay falls by his side. Marie retreats to a corner, bruised, while a bystander claims a hospital bed after a brutal street fight. A subplot shows a boy’s pride in school days and an uncle’s quip.
A poetic tribute marks the 200th anniversary of John Wesley's conversion from May 24, 1738 to 1938. The piece praises his faith, outreach, and lasting influence on the church, ending with a dedication to peace and the memory of Wesley as leader and friend.
A patriotic song celebrating harmony between the United States and Canada. The chorus praises friendly neighbours, mutual aid, and peaceful co existence on their shared border. The verse urges other nations to emulate this peace and cooperation. The note offers manuscript rights and requests 35 cents postage for the words and music from W. Chief Archer, Aguatbana, NFld.
An old advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney trouble and related symptoms such as backache and frequent nighttime urination. It claims 50 years of helping with sciatica neuritis neuralgia and rheumatism and urges purchase from local drugstores.
A brief, quirky exchange jokes about a cobweb painting so lifelike that a maid spent an hour attempting to remove it. The tale riffs on belief in art and the idea of artists doing impossible feats in a Confederation Life context.
A fragmentary exchange in a clubyard features a boast about catching a lion unaided and unarmed, followed by a sharp quip about shooting it. The overheard banter ends with a garbled reply, leaving the anecdote unresolved and humorous in tone.
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