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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 22, 1937
Page
2
Major Dreccan and Ann Westover clash over a perilous expedition into the Yani jungle. Dreccan fears the rites will trap them, while Westover presses on with a governor permit. Owens faces loyalty tests as the group heads toward a deadly, mysterious solstice ritual.
A tense exchange reveals a clash over access to Yani land. One official condemns the other as rude while asserting strict territorial borders. A sergeant named Hamsee and an escort are dispatched to ensure order and deliver a message to Lieutenant Ovens.
The Viscount Bledisloe President of the Empire Day Movement delivers a 1937 Empire Day address in London praising king George VI, unity of the British Empire, and the duty to promote peace and social progress across nations. He urges loyalty, mutual help, and stronger ties within the Empire for world welfare.
A humorous exchange centers on a claim about skipping Sunday school to play football. The boy retorts with a mock tally, saying he has eighteen strings of fish to prove the alibi.
Abram Chalk, early Stanhope resident and shipbuilder, died April 21 at home after years of heart trouble. He left one son Alter, two daughters, a sister, six grandchildren, and a large circle of friends. Funeral held Saturday at the United Church with Orangemen arranging the service.
A train momentarily stops at a smell station. A traveller offers a shilling to a boy for a sixpence sandwich and one for himself. As the train resumes, the boy returns the sixpence, noting there was only one sandwich available.
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