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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1939
Page
2
Newcastle New Brunswick resident Mrs James McKay lauds Robin Hood Flour for its bread texture and whiteness. She notes the flour’s versatility for cakes and pastries and mentions saving pantry space and getting more bread per bag.
Dick Trench schemes to swap a doctor’s insulin for a deadly dose and enlists a chemist friend to create a pancreas extract. He foils the doctor’s plan, drives to Summerskill, and contemplates a dangerous move as the scene ends with an ominous cliffhanger.
After leaving a restaurant a man surveys shops then buys a syringe from a chemist. He studies his dwindling funds and contemplates paying the doctor with a cheque, hoping for no disappointment. The scene hints at a planned medical or illicit use connected to Dr. Wolfgang.
A reflective ode on war and its costs. It recalls fallen comrades and asks if a true peace is possible while greed and hate persist. The speaker urges inner reform to awaken the dream of peaceful lands and a world united in justice and restraint. The call ends with a moral about sowing and reaping.
Flora Conway inserts notice for sister Mrs. Philip Conway of Manuels Cove who died Oct 1 1939 at N D M Hospital aged 29. She leaves a husband four children two sisters two brothers and many relatives. The casket bore wreaths and sprays from friends. she was a quiet Christian mother, now at rest with hopes of a resurrection.
A vintage recipe for Lemon Snow asks boiling water and sugar with lemon rind to make syrup, then thickens with corn starch and cold water, adds lemon juice and stiff egg whites, folds and chills in moulds, served with Lemon Custard Sauce for six servings.
The poem laments cullers and board workers tainting fish markets and driving fishermen to poverty. It contrasts rising salaries of some with widespread need as luxury grows while children lack shoes and warm clothing. It questions wealth disparity and editor space replies.
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