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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
3
Bremen boat offers transport to any part of Notre Dame Bay with a 14 h.p. American engine. Inquiries may be made to the undersigned or at Mr Arthur Colbourne's store. Outport travelers can obtain information by applying locally.
A humorous poem recalls a family scene where Ma solves every repair around the house using common items like a carving knife soap string a crochet hook and a hairpin while Pa distrusts tools and jokes about grand plans. The speaker notes Ma outmanning Pa and fixing every broken object with improvised means.
A Newfoundland dealer struggles to move an old car. A placard reading Who will take this car away for 4 57 is posted and a visitor offers five pounds after confirming a bona fide offer. An aviation enthusiast asks about parachute failure and receives a replacement guarantee.
A playful overheard exchange aboard a liner blends a seasick husband with a captain’s grim quip. The clipping warns of nervous exhaustion and promotes Asava-Neufail by Davis & Lawrence Co. of Montreal with a free sample offer.
A fragmentary exchange recalls a captain cry of women and children first while a mate questions who counts as such. A wheelman recalls starting a business with nothing but intelligence, hinting at a lone, resourceful tale amid the wreck.
A New York woman stole two thousand pounds and left the remainder of her fortune to aid a monkey. The case appears as a curious twist in estate matters raising questions about beneficiaries and financial guardianship.
Discussions rise about journalists combining talents to launch a robust newspaper, pooling resources, skills, and networks to compete with established outlets. Stakeholders weigh editorial control, funding, and long term viability.
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