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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1928
Page
3
Passage from a publicized chapter reveals a Jetter head of Paragooa Company found in camp. A letter under a Paranoia concern details financial arrangements and salary handling via Marya & Wuertz, including advance funds and a plan for final payment to avoid returning to New York.
A clipped letter from The Paranoia Company, Inc. proposes a device to be given in St. Woertz’s presence at his residence and asks for notice of agreement to a fifty percent deduction of travel expenses. The narrator, dazed, is interrupted by Miss Valetine urging clarity on Elaine Tuckerton’s disappearance.
Tom Burt wrestles with guilt and confusion as Dorothy Manning and her mother arrive from South America to aid him just as Mrs. Vantine presses for the missing party member. A tense reunion follows amid the wreck of a recording venture, while lingering dangers from the pursuing crowd and local Indians threaten all.
The narration describes Dorothy and Mrs. Manning joining a(public) trip, with the boss leveraging press opportunities and heart interest in creating valuable records. A courier link existed between the group and a yacht docked at a rubber station with telegraphic communication to the world.
The verse argues that small efforts fail without ongoing action. It compares keep growing, keep walking, and continual speaking to earn a lasting impact. Repeated, steady persistence wears down resistance, while constant advertising wins trade despite challenges.
Advice urges daily bowel movement and constipation relief with Davis Liver Pills. Ad notes 40 pills for 25 cents from Davis and Lawrence Co. of Montreal.
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