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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 22, 1937
Page
5
The king speaks warmly on coronation day addressing subjects at Westminster Abbey and across the Empire. He thanks supporters, asks for health for the ill, and pledges service to the realm with the Queen by his side as unity and peace guide the new reign.
A 70 year old man, once 220 pounds with rheumatism, credits Kruschen Salts for shedding fat to 176 pounds. He reports renewed energy, able to work and garden, with the six salts said to aid the internal organs and daily elimination of toxins.
A teacher prompts a pupil named Tommy to recite the alphabet. He starts well but struggles near the end. The teacher asks what comes after M and after N. The pupil smiles and answers with confidence, then softly says yeah.
A detailed list outlines the coronation week events from May to July including a May 20 naval review, May 24 Empire Day service at St Paul’s, and multiple court balls at Buckingham Palace. The King and Queen will travel to Scotland and Wales with royal yachts in use for the Spithead event.
A reflective verse urging kindness to lonely people and the power of unselfish love. It emphasizes comforting words, a warm handclasp, and a smile to brighten others, noting true friendship brings joy and light even amid personal worries.
In a drawing room scene a hostess’s daughter boasts of helping her mother with duties while a guest jokes about counting spoons. A later bus encounter shows a confused passenger asking about the Bank of England and receiving a blunt ribbed retort from a conductor.
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