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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1942
Page
2
Churchill confers with Field Marshal Smuts in the gardens of the British Embassy Cairo during his Middle East fighting zone tour en route to Moscow. He wears the world famous siren suit and a striking hat amid the visit.
In a wartime address Rev Andrew Roddan and Dr H S B Strathard urged tighter liquor controls to protect morale and naval security. The Prime Minister acknowledged the call, noted ongoing provincial financial negotiations, and said a Cabinet committee is exploring effective actions with an early announcement planned.
In a national radio broadcast a temperance appeal is presented to the Canadian people. Dr Coburn reports to the Prime Minister that the delegation must inform the General Council of the interview outcome.
In Memoriam for Randolph Richmond dated October 14 1941 notes sorrow and enduring love from sisters Maysig and Ivy. The notice laments the deep pain of loss, comforts readers with faith, and asks for remembrance in prayer.
A collection of moral maxims and quotes from Dr Torranca Phelps Spurgeon Mary Baker Eddy Lowell Lincoln and Romana 6 16 urging conscience in daily actions and steadfast truth in conduct as a civilizational need.
A wry note suggests people will soon keep up with trends without leaving home as mobility and cable access shift, reflecting a period of changing habits and technology.
The speaker asserts liberty to state that Canada will soon restrict liquor use with a public government statement expected. The closing lists several signatories and urges study of liquor traffic's growing evil among soldiers and civilians.
The City Health Officer reports nine new diphtheria cases on one street and 21 cases under treatment at the Fever Hospital. Home treatment totals are unspecified. The piece urges better parental cooperation with inoculation efforts and cites a religious moral reflection on societal decline.
An English clergyman laments Britain’s and Canada’s drift from worship and virtue. He warns that neglect of Sabbath, prayer, and service leads to fuel shortages, higher taxes, food scarcity, and wartime conscription, urging return to faith and duty.
A dialogue features Mrs Newly Rich Dowager Lady Kumber and Mary clarifying their family distinction. They insist on being called the "Richmond" Kumbera to separate from the "Kew Kumbers" naming.
The exchange describes the prince waking Sleeping Beauty and the mother giving Mary a spoonful of cod liver oil when waking. The dialogue notes the items used in the waking moment and the remedy given afterward.
A Toronto man faces court action after applying for a ration card for a dog named William aged six. Police assert the claim aimed to obtain commodities under a fictitious identity.
A witty remark notes that an egotist is a man who always talks about himself when others wish to discuss their own matters. The line contrasts self centered chatter with the interest of the listener.
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