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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1935
Page
3
A beauty guide outlines rainproof makeup routines including water resistant foundation, cream rouge, lipstick, and mascara. It stresses a clean skin base, a pastel peach powder, and tissue blotting, advising readers to seek expert tips from Woman's Interest Syndicate in Toronto.
The piece argues success comes from steady progress along a defined path and warns against reliance on outside supplies. It stresses improving local business now to prevent retardation and cautions against assuming unquestioned superiority based on military power.
Barrett, managing director of the Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel, is cited in a local column praising the newspaper for sustaining the civic spirit and spirit of Boise. The piece comments on politicians and city life.
A Tavistock Ontario Gazette item humorously details a dog's 24 hour day. One hour digging a rat, two hours gnawing a bone, one hour waiting for a cat, half an hour begging to enter, and the rest sleeping on a mat by the door.
Shipping data show coal flow to Nova Scotia and South Africa faced a wheat shortfall in 1934 with Canada as the sole supplier, the deficiency tied to reduced production. The report notes Canada supplied 475000 cwt of wheat, reflecting a heavy dependence on a single source amid global production constraints.
Dolly resists a scolding as the grandmother recalls her own habit of washing her face in childhood. The exchange shows a playful, defiant moment from a past scene.
A devotional meditation confessing flaws and steadfast effort to serve in God’s battle against evil. The speaker pleads for mercy, asks to be remembered in the Book of Life, and seeks assurance despite feeling unworthy and last among the faithful.
Reporters note conflicting wartime updates from Africa about Abyssinia. Officials warn little reliable information may come as hostilities continue or end before full clarity emerges.
A cat belonging to Mr Stan French at Moreton's House has adopted a young rat. Normally a terror to smaller animals the cat has become affectionate with the arrival of kittens and is giving undivided attention to the litter.
A man asks about how to cut a mutton joint and his companion suggests a bridle wise cut so they both get a share. The exchange uses playful language as they debate the carving method.
A short exchange shows an office boy whistling while at work eliciting irritation from his employer who insists he should not whistle. The boy replies that he is not working, only whistling, highlighting workplace tension over idle activity.
A playful exchange has a professor praising the freshman’s curiosity while the mother jokes the father supplies the thirst. The brief dialogue highlights parental dynamics in a family setting.
Emperor Haile Selassie was reportedly detained at three palace gates by guards in a series of late night inspections in Addis Ababa. Each time the Emperor was arrested and released after a sergeant was summoned, then returned to the palace after curfew.
Rev W Edgar Mercer writes a 176 page Cen Ten Tennial Souvenir with 96 illustrations printed and bound at this office. A few copies available for $1.00 each by mail order. The history covers the church and Bay plus industry politics education business scenery and sport with references to those who fell in the Great War.
An elderly passenger comments on the conductor writing in his book as the bus travels. The conductor replies that he is now used to it but notes that writing at home would differ since he requires the wife to shake the table for steadiness.
Douglas Alaska resident William Cashen will edit the Farthest North Collegian this year. The paper is published by students of the University of Alaska, the farthest north institution of higher learning in the world.
An exchange raises a question about what age defines an adult teacher. The discussion centers on legal and educational standards for recognizing teachers as adults in formal settings.
A Detroit Free Press note describes a family gathering where a five year old blurts out that they are having roast beef, while the mother and guest discuss the meal and a claim that a big fish was promised by Dad for dinner.
Lord and Lady Baden-Powell begin a long world tour by departing England on October 19 to visit Scouts and Girl Guides in South Africa, showcasing royal patronage and international scouting ties.
Patriotic Ethiopian women across wealth groups vow to equip troops with bread, barley flour, cube bread fried in oil, pepper, salt, beans, butter, and coffee beans. The women’s society adopts a resolution urging each member to contribute according to means to defend freedom against the looming enemy.
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