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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
2
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Henry Milsom meets Mr Rogers, a retired bank man living opposite, who with a lonely life and a prized stamp collection reveals how stamps helped ruin his marriage. Rogers explains his wife Sybil, their quarrel, and the line between happiness and obsession as he invites Henry to see his albums.
A man speaks with a new acquaintance as they tour a street of tall houses now mostly flats. They arrive at a first floor flat once described with disdain and the visitor notes the scene as they enter the dwelling.
Hezekiah Mews, a respected Birchy Bay resident, died September 26 after a long illness at age 76. The United Church service on September 29, led by Rev. J. Bursey, paid tribute as the body was laid to rest. He is survived by seven daughters, two sons, a sister, a brother, and many grandchildren and relatives.
A diner says he cannot pay at once and suggests writing his name on the wall. The waiter proposes the wall note will be hidden by the diner’s overcoat, allowing payment later. The scene unfolds with disbelief from the diner and a casual offer from the waiter.
A brief discussion on how to counteract discouragement among boys and adolescents. It emphasizes practical guidance, resilience, and supportive guidance from mentors, teachers, and parents to foster positive growth and motivation.
The Gideons say they placed 46 715 bibles in hotel rooms across the United States and Canada last year, with about half replacing stolen copies. Readers will interpret this trend in various ways as the world changes.
A farmer visiting his son's college observes a chemical class and asks about a universal solvent. Professor defines it as a liquid that dissolves anything, sparking the farmer to joke about what container would hold such a substance once found.
A village blacksmith with a humorous cockney air explains his pricing. He says when a job is done he considers the work, then charges half what his conscience will allow and shuts his eyes while doubling the bill.
A reflective passage exhorts lifting others with love not hate. It urges contemplating virtues, pitying faults, forgiving injuries, and forgiving adversaries to brighten solitary places and dark dwellings with light. The tone urges universal love as guiding moral principle.
An op ed argues relief should aid those unable or unfitted to work while condemning programs that reward laziness. The writer warns that providing aid to willing but idle individuals corrupts the principle of relief and harms the system.
A terse remark compares a robbery incident to an overdraft threat, noting a company faces a chilling parallel between theft and credit strain. The line underscores financial vulnerability amid criminal acts and corporate risk factors.
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