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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1935
Page
2
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Poppy accuses a shoplifter of wearing gloves from Kerridge's. The thief admits. Poppy vows to apologize to Mrs Fothergill at the hospital. Peter Creswick plans to make amends by paying damages, but ends up accompanying Poppy in confessing the error. Mrs Fothergill forgives both, praises the honesty, and hints at a future dinner invitation. the penny fare inadvertently pairs the two as suitors.
In a Kansas mine a Mexican named Jose and an American coworker share rabbit meals. Jose explains his wife hunts rabbits at night and makes a noise, with the American puzzled by the supposed sound and Jose insisting rabbits “meow.”
A banquet guest tries to flatter a Chinese diner with phrases like Likee soupee and Likee fishee but receives only a genial smile. After a later toast the visitor answers in perfect English and then asks Likee Ispeechee, revealing awkward small talk at the table.
A poem recalls standing on a hill at day’s end. Breezes, grasses, and a balmy wind from God renew the speaker’s spirit. The sun sinks beyond the ocean, lifting thoughts of soaring, divine beauty, and freedom from sin. The speaker contemplates future returns and enduring wonder.
The ABC of Health lists foods with natural chemicals aiding prevention and treatment of disease. It cites apples for indigestion, barley for fevers, carrots for nerves, dates for under nourishment, eggs for bone and muscle, figs for constipation, grapefruit for liver cleansing, honey for catarrh, lemon for headaches, milk for weight gain, nuts for body building, onions for colds, pineapple for sore throat, sauerkraut for high blood pressure, tomatoes for bile and liver trouble, rice for body building, vermicelli for weight gain, and watercress for skin issues. A note suggests spending a day in bed once a month.
In a jeweller shop a simple customer brings just the pendulum asking to repair a clock. The jeweller notes the full mechanism is required and that the pendulum alone cannot mend the clock. The exchange ends with the customer insisting the pendulum suffices.
A broken exchange shows Gene asking about mood as Bill grieves job loss and homelessness for his family. Bill reveals returning to his father, sending children to an orphanage, wife to her mother, and considering giving up his car after worsened times.
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