Sun in Every Home and Doorkeeper Dialogs
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Century of Methodism in Twillingate and Notre Dame Bay
A 176 page history by Rev. W. Edgar Mercer titled A Century of Methodism into Twillingate and Notre Dame Bay offers a general writeup on industry politics education business scenery and sport with wartime references. Copies bound and printed at the office. send $1.00 for delivery.
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W. Edgar Mercer
Twillingate
Notre Dame Bay
Bate
Little Dream Home and a Country Complication
Bill helps a stranger actress Muriel by carefully arranging a secret cottage visit and a sunny picnic, while Lilian, his fiancée, watches jealously from afar. Muriel dreams of country living and marriage to Bill, who imagines a peaceful future with his own Little Dream Home.
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Dartstone
Muriel
Jabe
Lilian and Auntie Muriel Tale Reveals Family Bond
A fragment shows a playful conversation where a speaker describes telling Auntie Muriel about Lilian and the affection Lilian held for her. The lines hint at a long standing family closeness and a wished disclosure.
Stage Nights Stir Lilian in Dartstone Social Scene
Lilian watches Muriel dance in a white ballet frock as Bill’s attentions linger. Dartstone theater buzzes with new faces and nightly seats while Lilian wonders about a life like this. A chance encounter through the woods unsettles her and sparks astonishment.
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Muriel
Jock
Lilian
Dartstone
Harry
Sin
Moonlit Madness and Rural Oddities Excerpt
A fragmented poem riffing on shifting seasons and surreal images. Vignettes include a barefoot boy on grass, strange weather, moonlight, and a chaotic church scene ending with an exclamatory line. The text strings together disparate, dreamlike lines from an unknown source.
Priest Pays Sixpence For History Lesson
A Confed eration Life anecdote tells of an Irish priest offering sixpence to a boy who could name the greatest man in history. Answers vary from Columbus and Washington to St Patrick. A bright Jewish boy declares Moses, but notes business is business.
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Christoper Columbus
George Washington
St. Patrick
Moses
Not What He Meant
Two English tourists gaze at Niagara Falls and muse on the wonder before them. One quietly jokes that the sight makes him feel like a small grub after admitting he has not eaten since breakfast.
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Niagara Falls
A Faith in God and Union with the Divine
The passage speaks of a deep faith in God giving confidence and patience amid trouble. It describes a personal communion with the unseen, a vivid sense of the divine presence, and a rare state of union where past present and future seem reconciled and eternity is enjoyed. It reflects Samuel D Robbins's view of spiritual insight and reverence.
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God
Earth
Heaven
Samuel D, Robbins
Refined talentswoman lacks strength to assist mother
A verse portrait shows a woman skilled in many sports and arts from fencing to rowing and golf, yet unable to help her mother due to not being strong. The playful lyric hints at expectations of female labor and the limits placed by physical power in a historical setting.
London to get new separate dwellings for all families
Experts declare every family in London should have a separate dwelling with 588 797 houses to be built.
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London
Picture of Scotch boyfriend sparks curious exchange
Jane says her boyfriend sent a photo yesterday and plans to view it once developed. Joan asks for details, but Jane hasn’t seen the image yet.
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Jane
Joan
Dorothy Motor Yacht offers passenger service and excursions
The motor yacht Dorothy is equipped to carry passenger service and offer excursion trips to any location in the Northern Districts. Rates are reasonable and accommodations are ample. For bookings contact A. Colbourne or Mr. Frank Linfield.
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A. Colbourne
Frank Linfield
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