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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1930
Page
2
A medical ad notes that babies cry at night due to colic or diarrhea and recommends Castoria as a ready aid. It claims Castoria soothes upset infants and aids sluggish bowels in older children. It advises keeping Castoria on hand for emergencies and everyday use.
Lord Edgar presses the case of Clifford Revel for a financial allowance. The Marquis replies with cold calm that he will not fund Revels or engage with the matter. Edgar loiters yet is dismissed, then stays uncomfortably as the Marquis pretends to a meal and medicine.
Lord Edgar rides a spirited mare through the park under admiring eyes. He contemplates the Farintosh estate and a looming marriage match to secure the title, while a distant cousin Clifford Revel looms as a potential obstacle. The marquis's advice echoes as the tale nears a cliffhanger.
Lord Edgar delays departure from the Abbey after a hint from his father and his discovery of Lela in the china-room. He inspects horses, selects a fiery Irish mare, and orders it saddled as the stable staff respond to his command.
Darrell confesses to a tall tale of spelling error as he debates crossing out two T s in the word professor. Bill laughs at the comic mishap in a light exchange that underscores the pair’s playful missteps.
A lawyer presses for complete disclosure to defend the client. The prisoner admits hiding money and insists on keeping it.
A reader questions a pamphlet titled Think, noting apparent contradictions in its message. The piece argues Think Not religion is hollow without Christ, urging salvation through faith and belief in Jesus as the path to filling the heart.
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