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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1935
Page
2
Gerald meets a girl in grey at Waterloo Station on a train to Weymouth. Horace his lively child causes chaos with banana, bull's-eyes, and banana skin art, while the romance unfolds amid embarrassment and a chilly silence between Gerald and the woman.
A discussion on the rise of the new woman symbolizing intelligent global awareness and broadened horizons. Emphasizes inner life over facial perfection, beauty science, Russia as example, and the role of cosmetics and circulation truth in advertising.
Joyce learns she will accompany a Mr. Pullinger as secretary, shocking a companion who realizes Pullinger is her uncle. She asserts she will not stay with him, while the other pursues the trip, leaving the scene unresolved.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a gentleman asks to cut mutton saddlewise but another cautions bridle wise for a better bite. The quip plays on horsey terms and kitchen mischief in a light, theatrical moment.
In America there are houses thirty and forty storeys high Auntie tells Freddie. Preddie wishes to live there and glide down the bannisters.
A girl snatches a suitcase from a boy and frets at sticky smears while a jabber on the handle reveals the passenger title Miss Joyce Marryatt bound for Wivelstatte. Gerald helps, noting the inscription and pondering the journey.
The speaker argues that imperial aims rely on absorption or conquest and urges Geneva to address colonial redistribution. He warns that neglect will spark future colonial wars and stresses urgency for a solution to overpopulation pressures driving empire expansion.
After a farewell sermon the minister stood by the church door as members departed. An old farmer shook his hand and stated he would miss the minister's vacant face more than the vacant chair.
Edson R Waite of Shawnee Oklahoma referenced by William Southern Jr publisher of the Independence Examiner. The brief item notes Waite's presence or mention in the local paper context.
A playful exchange recalls a month old moment when a speaker faced a tiger, followed by Miss Kay joking about a forthcoming encounter with a man eating chicken.
A woman rejects marriage to a red headed man saying she cannot marry him. He asks to propose again next year, but she jokes it will be the same result. She quips her hairdresser foresees she will be bald in a year.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts claiming relief for rheumatism sciatica lumbago and neuritis. It offers a free trial bottle with a Giant Package and a money back guarantee if not convinced. The claim cites millions of users and 119 countries with limited free trials remaining.
The Hospital Mutual Benefit Committee for Twillingate presents data on benefits derived from blanket contracts over a one year period. The report outlines how the contracts affect healthcare access and costs for residents served by the committee.
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