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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
2
Doreen Maple fancies James Cartwright on a Morocco voyage as a mysterious Englishman joins the cruise. A panic over a monkey triggers rumors of a man overboard, but the captain clarifies the danger was only the pet animal. Cartwright confronts Brent and vows to compete for Doreen.
A fragmentary scene aboard a gangway shows a tall, board‑shouldered man challenged by a furious owner of a drowned animal. A fretful voice greets the confrontation as accusations of manhood and responsibility surface amid the tense dialogue.
James Cartwright erupts on the ship deck after Doreen's chair vanishes. A steward says Mr Brent ordered it moved to the port side where Miss Maples now sits talking with Mr Brent. Cartwright searches for Doreen as tension grows between the rival men.
The conductor and a brakeman on a Montana line dispute the correct way to say Eureka. Passengers are startled when the conductor shouts You’re a liar at arrival, and the brakeman responds You really are, at the opposite end.
Fragmented dialect verse reflecting toils and optimism in hard times. It urges gratitude for life, enduring poverty, and family support while acknowledging daily struggles and uncertainty in aimless labor and personal misfortune.
Public notice outlines regulations for culling dried and partly dried codfish by grades, including Choice Spanish, Prime Spanish, Merchantable, Madeira, and West India. It covers Labrador and Straits caught fish, sizes from 8 to 20 inches, inspection duties, vessel reporting, hold cleaning, and penalties for breaches.
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