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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1941
Page
2
A dramatic image from a British destroyer shows the depth charge attack sinking a U boat amid rising foam on the sea. The scene underscores Britain's enduring method of anti submarine warfare in wartime operations.
A reflective piece arguing that fascism seeks global domination and would erase liberty. It warns that pacifism abandons freedom, stresses the duty to fight for democracy, and credits past defenders like Cromwell while urging vigilance by the younger generation to preserve civilization and human rights.
The passage extols fearless acceptance that worthwhile gains require effort, even costly. It frames a realistic, adventurous outlook as a great gain and hope. It urges every democrat to decide guided by reason and conscience, emphasizing personal responsibility in political choices.
A letter from Sergeant Francis Books describes a German prison camp where six cardboard preyhounds are moved by dice throws for betting in English cigarettes. The camp hosts wounded and blind prisoners who are read to by their companions as excitement runs high on the improvised track.
A fragmented historical snippet recalls a bishop and his physician amid a riddle about travel or fate. The incomplete dialogue hints at a choice between Algiers and heaven, with the bishop’s determination shaping the outcome.
The dialogue shows an employee and employer negotiating wages for marriage. The employee seeks higher pay to support household expenses and a future wife, while the employer offers a modest raise for the employee’s own use, revealing secrecy about the exact earnings.
A narrator recalls relatives living nearby and a street dancer. A lantern gob reports tights and light, then a lookout asks to spot a vessel. The reply identifies the moon as the target, prompting a playful exchange about reporting what’s seen.
A provocative note suggests Adolf Hitler now drafts German war dispatches, pondering whether the pen proves mightier than the sword in shaping propaganda and public perception during the conflict. The line implies a strategic shift toward written narrative to bolster the war effort.
Confederation Life reports a device perfected to emit artificial fog around a blaze, suffocating it and aiding firemen in rapid control. The invention promises to reduce flame spread and damage by cutting oxygen supply to the fire while operations proceed.
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