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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1934
Page
2
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Madge, a four month saver and Union Hotel waitress, buys a new dress from Madame Lucille's window. A chance ride with a courteous stranger, Peter Barton, leads to tea at a riverside inn and a fleeting glimpse of a different life.
Madge hesitates as a young man in a cherry faced, luxurious Saloon offers a lift toward her destination. With a storm looming and a strict hotel manager expecting punctual tea, she weighs propriety against convenience before accepting the ride.
A fictional exchange shows a young man seeking the art of polite talk and the sage’s humorous caution. The pupil mishears and repeats Tam listening as tam listening. The sage prompts careful practice before continuing the lesson.
Captain Charles Frobisher, once head of Sheffield’s School of Aeronautics and inventor of the Rotary Elevated Airport, departs aboard the S S Nova Scotia for England. He promotes Atlantic Airways to link Ireland Newfoundland with British, Canadian, and American systems, using 230 mph flying boats carrying 8 to 10 passengers, running daily.
An exchange notes that personal appearance aids business success and that success in turn reinforces a neat look. The dialogue highlights a cyclical view of professionalism and image in the workplace.
A party returning from a banquet stopped opposite a house and asked to find Mr Smith. A woman peered from a window and Mrs Smith answered, prompting the caller to invite her to come down so the rest of the party could go home.
A disjointed dialogue shows a manager questioning a young applicant about his last position. The boy replies he was a doer, prompting the manager to ask for clarification while the scene hints at confusion and miscommunication.
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