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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1938
Page
2
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In a tense London scene, Joan endures threats as two men pressure her for answers about a latest escape plan. A masked confrontation ends with gas and a staged disappearance as Larry, alias Case R 2769, coordinates a risky escape while Nesbitt and Mrs. Beam play roles in a tangled intrigue.
An advertisement extols Dr. Chase's Nerve Food to counter worry causing headaches indigestion and sleeplessness while urging readers to trust the product via Gerald S. Doyle Ltd. The text then shifts to a crime tone with a dialogue excerpt about a double cross and taxi pursuit, hinting at a continuation.
A visitor notes an old axe in a conversation with the oldest inhabitant. The axe is claimed to be ninety-five years old and has undergone three new blades and seven new handles, yet remains essentially the same.
A man confronts Hazen and warns a woman about a visitor who has stolen papers. He forces her to stay as they prepare to clear out, implying danger if the intruder returns. The tense exchange ends with her muffled cries as he restrains her.
A brief noting Conf Confederation Life highlights the idea that all altruism stems from placing oneself in another's shoes, attributed to Harry Emerson Fosdick.
Cohen asks about a commission in the army. Abrahams responds that he did not receive a commission and was lucky to get his wages.
A passerby warns a workman as bricks crash from scaffolding. Exclamations emphasize danger and luck, noting several bricks fell without injuring bystanders. The scene captures a near miss on a construction site with casual street reaction.
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