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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
2
Published at Twillingate Newfoundland on Saturday from the North Side office. Subscriptions rate this year are one dollar in Newfoundland and Canada one dollar twenty, while England and the United States pay one dollar fifty. Advertising rate particulars available by requesting the rate card.
Public notice outlines Forest Fires Act section 2 penalties and precautions. It forbids lighting fires in woods except for land clearing or essential industrial use and imposes safety steps from April 15 to December 1 including selecting low risk sites and clearing within ten feet of the fire.
Billy clears a fog of distrust by revealing Oxley hid stolen money in a shingle load. He traps the thief with four witnesses, wins back trust with Captain Burgess, and plans to sail anew with Polly as his partner. The Seagull and the cottage vow seal their future.
A short dialogue and jokes mix with regional humor from a Highland scene. Q and A touch on love length, buttered bread, pasteurized milk, gloves for old maids, and clubs for women. A motorist in a car stops to fix a tire as a native helps. The Scot notes prices rising and cautions against drinking if life’s essentials cost so much.
Listing notes a 24 ton Schr Intrepid for sale in a well fitted condition. Suitable for building or repair as needed, buyer to propose any reasonable offer and seller Annie will consider.
A jesting exchange unfolds among family members about dangers and faces as the narrator notes the arrest of the world’s tallest man in New York. He stands eight feet five inches tall and is short by fifteen hundred dollars, a curious legal trouble for the giant.
At a reduced price the dwelling house store concrete cellar stable and dairy with surrounding land at Cross roads Back Harbor Road belonging to Charles D Mayte.
The proclamation orders November fifteenth as a Day of Thanksgiving and November eleventh as Armistice Day. It declares Armistice Day a public and bank holiday and requires all persons to observe and govern themselves accordingly from Government House St Johns.
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