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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1928
Page
2
The narrator recalls mistrusting Elaine's companion and debating the good and evil in a man. The group debates starting home, hunting ant eaters, and Elaine's wish to record her own voice as a keepsake. They pass time with phonographs, dances, and tentative plans for a jungle excursion.
A woman and Tom battle a rack of records, testing a voice recording device. They discuss plates and matrix disks as Elaine tries to fix the reproducer, teasing a singing bet while the scene ends with a cliffhanger and a nursery rhyme tease.
A stout woman asks a bystander if she may use a small thoroughfare for foot traffic. He replies she should be able to, noting a ton ton truck just went through.
Davis Liver Pilla marketed as gentle yet effective for constipation biliousness indigestion and sick headache offering 40 pills for 25 cents in a compact old time remedy style.
A story-teller and a would-be wit converse about the timing of a spring day’s close. The listener queries the significance while the teller remains unperturbed, noting it was the close of a spring day.
A New York shipping and obituary page mixed items, and a striking misheading appeared over a long list of respected deceased. The line read Passed Through Hell Gate V Yesterday, excerpting a maritime phrase as a death notice aboard the column.
The Galt Reporter notes the editor will not publish obituaries for living persons who did not subscribe to the paper. He explains the stance by saying non-subscribers are effectively dead to news value and such notices have no news value.
Harbor View Hotel sits on the South Side just a few steps from The Memorial Hospital. Comfortable accommodations with reasonable rates. Motor boats meet steamers to bring passengers and baggage over.
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