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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1935
Page
2
The Sun in every home connects readers to local news through the Daily Telegraph Bulletin and confers access to national happenings. For a nominal yearly fee all can receive this service and help sustain a home paper for Twillingate readers. Confederation Life.
In a domestic scene Shirley and Ross admit their shared support for an older woman, funding rent coal and provisions while other bonds form. After car trouble they confront Nannie about savings revealed in Post Office Savings books showing nearly fifty pounds each. The trio reconciles with supper.
Nannie questions the young couple about their savings and readiness for starting life. Shirley argues that little has been saved and stresses the need for work, reflecting a cautious view of their future finances.
Experiments with canned blood conducted at the University of Illinois Research Hospital aim to save time and reduce disease transmission in transfusions. Dean Davis notes Russia's five year use and cites speed safety and cost benefits from autopsied blood, with prices ranging from 15 to 50 dollars per transfusion eliminated by canned blood.
A man in a secure status was approached for a donation to a local charity and he wrote a cheque in response.
Sir Wilfred Grenfell described Labrador’s shift from fishing to weaving canning and curing fish and game in a New York speech broadcast from America's Little House Park Avenue. He cited Labrador's Scots English heritage and urged support for the Grenfell Association formed in 1892.
A description extols the ideal worker who values honour, justice, and duty over pay or cleverness. He prioritises skill, honesty, and steady effort, resisting pressure to speed up for the boss and treating work as a blessing rather than a curse. He acts with integrity and reliability.
Rupert Parsons master of the schooner Dorothy M Jeans arrived at Little Bay Islands from Goose Cove with 6000 quin tala of fish. As the vessel prepared to sail to Lush's Bight a crew member William Ball fell overboard and drowned. Ball, 24, unmarried, resident of Lush's Bight, body recovered. Telegraph, Sept. 17.
The League began with the 1920 treaty and Covenant of twenty six articles. Membership reached fifty five including the British Empire. Japan and Germany withdrew, the United States never joined, and Russia joined a year ago.
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