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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
3
Advertises Gillett’s Pure Flake Lye for stain removal in toilets and drains. Claims it won’t harm enamel or plumbing, kills germs and banishes odors. Recommends keeping a solution of one teaspoonful in a quart of cold water for household cleaning.
A health department segment led by H M Mosdell M D for the Bureau of Health and Public Welfare outlines public health observations and guidance. The piece emphasizes medical oversight and welfare programs.
The article urges people to face health issues rather than hide from them. It warns that avoiding medical truth delays treatment and worsens outcomes for diseases like cancer or tuberculosis. Health questions to the Bureau of Health, St. John’s, will be answered promptly.
Miss Ivy Rideout daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rideout Mald and Mr S L Burtt of Winnipeg Canada wed at Holy Trinity Church July 20 in a quiet double ring ceremony. Attendant was the groom’s sister Josephine Burtt. After a dinner at Marlborough House the couple traveled by car visiting friends and sightseeing before leaving July 24 for Selkirk and Norway House en route to Island Lake where Burtt serves as Hyres Limited Co manager and the couple recount a marvellous 38 portages journey through Canada’s north views.
A wedding was held at the Pentecostal Assembly in Bishop's Falls on September 11 with Pastor Parsons officiating. Miss Violet Higgins of Grand Falls married Plewan Roberts of Twillingate. The Sun extends best wishes to the couple for a happy married life. Humber Herald copy requested.
An Irish customer returns to a tailor with a new suit complaining the trousers are too tight. The tailor asks if they are very tight and Pat retorts he can sit in his own skin but cannot in the trousers, while comic remarks hinge on the stubborn fit and weathering humor. Tornado speeds 400 to 500 mph mentioned as swift winds.
Report notes two candidates discussing the forthcoming local election. The dialogue is unclear due to garbled text and stylized punctuation, but the gist centers on campaign talk and public voter turnout. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable.
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