Jubilee Guilds Open Weaving School in Canon Wood Hall
Jubilee Guilds of Newfoundland and Labrador opened the Weaving School in Canon Wood Hall last month. Organizing Secretary Miss Anna Templeton praised the project as a school of enthusiasm driven by La Walwyn's eight years of work. Ten Jubilee Field Workers attended along with a Church of England Orphanage girl, a Sandingham representative, and a Canadian Red Cross member. boarding limits limited attendance.
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Jublies Guilds
Canon Wood Hall
Anna Templeton
la Walwyn
Three Orphanage Girls and Red Cross Aid Featured in Service
From the Church of England Orphanage in Twillingate three girls Doreen Carrie Ruby Nostall and Elizabeth Roge receive attention as Mrs Heffernan Sandringham guild representative attends alongside Miss Martle of the Canadian Red Cross who assisted with a hand loom project.
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Moreton
Mise Cista
Roberts
Twillingate
Agetha Ryan
Little Paradise
Church of Ingland
Doreen Carrie
Ruby Nostall
Elizabeth Roge
Heffernan
Guild
Sandrngham
Martle
Canadian Red Cross
Weaving Initiative Sparks Guild Outreach in Newfoundland
Lady Walwyn, president of the Guild, plans to begin weaving 10 yards of suiting from Government House sheep wool. The Training School spreads ideas to 100 guilds and 4000 field workers, boosting hand loom activity and home crafts across Yeeland as campaigns push brighter Newfoundland kitchens with colored textiles.
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St. Jdho’s
Lady Walwyn
Government House
Yeeland
Jubilee Guilds Meeting at Government House Friday
In all localities with a Guild last year a kitchen at Springdale was 80 renovated and visitors from Twillingate and Cape John showed keen interest in the work. Pat bought a new suit but burnt it into a scarecrow and a late return triggered a mistaken attack on a figure in the garden.
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Springdale
Audrey and mummy argue over one more piece of sugar
A child pleads for another sugar while the mother objects. The exchange shows Audrey’s insistence and the mother’s gentle rebuke about willpower. The scene captures a small domestic moment with familiar family dynamics.
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Audrey
Editorial dismisses reprisal fears over Japanese brutality
The Detroit Free Press argues reprisals against Japanese would not deter their military and notes that cruelty is endemic to the Japanese war effort. The piece asserts Japanese civilians face no greater protection and condemns the regime's ruthlessness.
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Detroit Free Preas
Kruschen Salts advertised cure for neuritis and rheumatism
A newspaper ad claims Kruschen Salts banish neuritis in the head and relief from headaches by dissolving uric acid crystals and aiding the body to expel them. The piece links neuritis to intestinal stasis and cites user testimony of a complete cure after months of treatment. It also mentions Allied pressure on Turks and wartime supply considerations.
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Saya
Netritia
Spain
L. M
Too-Neutral Turkey and the Allies Move on Neutrality
The article argues Turkey prefers neutrality to war as the Allies push a no-work-no-arme policy. It notes Turkey’s safety in staying out of conflict and questions Allied effectiveness in the Aegean and Italy campaigns. It highlights Turkish concerns over German air vulnerability and arms shipments, with Britain the US and Russia sharing a cautious stance.
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Turkey
Germany
Aegean
Italy
United Nations
Britain
United States
Russia
Barber Conversation on Hair and Politics
A barber asks if the customer wants wet or dry. The customer replies to just comb his hair and not to inquire about his politics. The exchange captures a moment of privacy during grooming.
Red Shoes and a Short Lieutenant Exchange
A tall blonde muses about getting red shoes with wedge heels while a friend questions the choice, joking that the pair should match a short lieutenant. The exchange captures light dialogue and fashion banter.
Japan vows to crush Britain and the United States
A quoted remark states Japan is determined to defeat Britain and the United States. The speaker adds that at her age Japan should not be so foolish.
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Japan
Britain
U.S
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