Twilingate Sun and Advertising Rates Notice 1933
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription costs for Newfoundland Canada and international readers and details advertising rates. It notes display ads available at contract price with fortnightly rate changes and short term ads at 25 cents per inch, plus a 25 cent notes of thanks fee. The notice is dated April 1 1933 and includes disclaimer about news deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate
S. Roberts, Propr
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Sports and morals mingle in town church discourse
A clergyman urges balanced recreation for youth, defending sport as a healthy force when rightly used. He argues sin lies in misuse rather than the activities themselves, and calls for elders to join youth, promote unity, and curb gloom with wholesome outdoor games and example.
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Thuc
Keepig
Assist the Authorities. seeking lawful peace among citizens
A fragmentary note indicates authorities urging civic cooperation to ensure public safety and social order. It mentions citizens as stakeholders and calls for lawful conduct to support peace efforts.
Press stance on court reports and public interest in law
The editorial argues for transparency in reporting court proceedings while respecting secrecy during investigations. It urges readers to support law and order, warns against sensationalism, and calls for equal treatment in reporting crimes to avoid undermining justice. It notes pressure from subscribers against publishing procedures and stresses accountability for both authorities and press.
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Tno
First Class Girls Social At Frazer Hall
The North Side Sunday School First Class Girls and lady teachers held their first social in Frazer Hall on Monday night. Guests invited enjoyed the young ladies fancy work on display and for sale, mosaics recitations and two guessing contests with tea. A hearty invitation invites nonattending girls to join Sunday afternoons. meetings occur every Monday at eight with music study sewing and devotional exercises.
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North Side
Frazer Hall
Mausaic
Frezer Hall
Parker & Monroe Ltd. Representative Stays in Town
Mr. Arthur Taylor of Parker and Monroe Ltd St Johns visited Town this week on firm business and lodged at the Primmer House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Taylor
Parker & Monroe, Ltd
St. John’s
Primmer House
Contributions Acknowledged by Confederation Life Silent Workers
The Hospital acknowledges gifts of pyjamas pillow slips and kid jackets from the Silent Workers and a pair of pyjamas from Mrs Patience Clark. Donations include anonymous 1.00 and 5.00 contributions from The People of Exploits and Joe Batt's Arm.
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Patience Clark
For Sale Land and Stores Near Dwelling
For sale a parcel featuring three small stores and a dwelling with brick sheds. The description notes a house and brick outbuildings with details partly garbled. Includes no clear location or pricing.
Parable of the Clinic and a Moral Debate
A speaker critiques a new clinic in Twilightgate arguing it neglects sick babies while seeking healthy ones. He condemns leaders as self serving and urges action to ease present suffering, referencing Roosevelt’s inauguration and bank crises.
Newfoundland Eye Opener Sees Warm Reception
The Nfld Eye Opener, a 72 page industrial magazine from St. John s, edited by J H Adams, received thanks by last mail. The booklet features articles on Newfoundland trade and industry, strong advertising, and illustrations.
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St. John’s
J. H. Adams
Optimist Reverses View on Port de Grave Election
The Optimist, after in its 18th issue supporting Mr. Gear in Port de Grave, now declares the opposite on the 25th. The paper signals a shift in stance and questions the Abderdice Government policy endorsement.
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Gear
Port de Grave
Abderdice
Controversy Over Return and Donation Linked to Mitchell
Rumors circulate about John Mitchell receiving a good donation if he would return and swear about his involvement in the starvation case. The dispute centers on accountability and public response to his potential statements.
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John Mitchell
Baby Welfare Clinic Opens at N D B M Hospital
The first Baby Welfare Clinic will be held at N D B M Hospital on Wednesday April S at 2 p.m. Mothers of babies up to two years are invited for weighing and examination. Do not bring children with colds. If weather is bad, clinic moves to the following Wednesday. E B Hodge, Secretary.
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Christ
Twil‘lingate
Trias the
England
John
Clark
Jas
N. D. B. M. Hospital
E. B. Hodge
Twillingate Forms Athletic Association Meeting In Club Room
An enthusiastic crowd met in the Twillingate Club Room to form the Twillingate Athletic Association. The group aims to support youth physical and social life with plans for concrete arrangements. A next meeting is set for Friday at 7 45 pm and invites Wanderers Cricket Club members and other interested locals to join.
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Twillingate Athletic Association
Twillingate
Sealing and Politic News From St John’s Telegraph
Royal Commission hears Ex Minister Cashin with upcoming testimony from ex Premier Monroe and H V Hutchings. U F purchases Hudson Building for HQ. Sealing reports list Imogene Ungava Eagle and others with catches. Air service expansion and revival efforts noted. House of Assembly to open April 10 with Winter likely Speaker. Captain Winsor appointed to Executive Council vacancy.
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St. John’s
Mar
Royal Commission
P. J. Cashin
W.S. Monroe
H. V. Hutchings
Customs Department
U.F
Hudson
Duckworth St
Imogene
Ungava
Eagle
Boobhie
Terre Nova
Ranger
Grand Bank
Banka
Fogo
Pan American Airways
Mld. Gov't
Boston
Butler
United Churches
Joseph Earl
Gulf
Mary
Salmonier
P. B
Iona
Branch
Arthur John Ford
Absalom Burton
Jackson
Japan
League of Nations
Caribou
Young Harp
Wadhams
Coleman’s Island
Musgrave
Newfoundland
Chicago
T. B
Holyrood
Cartwright
W. J. Walsh
Beothic
Terra Nova
House of Assembly
Assembly
J. A. Winter
Wm. C. Winsor
Executive Council
Tes S. Ayre
Newfoundland Commission Appoints Four Chiefs to Study Future
King George the Fifth appoints William Warrender Mackenzie Baron Amulree Charles Alexander Magrath Esq and Sir William Ewen Stavert to examine Newfoundland’s future and financial prospects. Peter Alexander Clutterbuck, MC is named Secretary to the Commission.
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George the Fifth
Great Britain
Ireland
India
William Warrender Mackenzie
Amulree
Charles Alexander Magrath
William Ewen Stavert
Order of the
Kingdom
Northern Ireland
Canada
Newfoundland
Baron
Amutree
Peter Alexander Clutterbuck
Saint James’s
Lord Amulree
G.be
K.C
William Ewen Stavert, Kbe
Proclamation of Royal Commission Debated in Sign Mania
A historical proclamation references a Royal Commission tied to a Sign Mania event. The document mentions Signet and associated individuals, with hints of approval or passage under the commission framework and later associations with Rien Bonet B. E.
Box Remedies Back Pain Says Roy Hanson
Roy Hanson of North Devon N B writes that after years of back pain from track work on the railway a box of Dadd's Kidney Pills relieved his pains completely. He used two more boxes and has not suffered since, and he continues to take occasional pills to stay in condition. He recommends the remedy to friends and permits publication of the letter.
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North Devon
N. B
Tam
Roy Hanson
Dadd
Dodd
Budget shortfall and tax revenue figures noted
The budget is seven million pounds short of estimates as income tax declines. Total revenue figures show 710 million collected, with income tax contributing about 237 million.
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Twilbingate
Confederation Life
N. D. Bay Memorial Hospital
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoover
United States
Baby Welfare Clinic
Telegraph
Peter Alexander Clutterbuck, Esq
M. C
New Brunswick
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