Twillingate Sun Advertisement and Subscription Rates
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Twillingate
Mid
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S.A
The Magic of the Spring Editorial Cheers New Season
On the first day of spring the piece celebrates renewal and hope. It praises spring’s fresh vitality, notes the contrast with winter, and urges readers to cast worry aside and let the season lift spirits and renew faith in the future.
Government Fishery Supply Outlay Declared Net Loss
The article discusses a 180000 expenditure with a 40000 loss on fishery supplies in northern districts. It argues the broader financial health benefits and notes official results label the figure as a net loss. It urges continued outlays to aid breadwinners seeking a decent living.
Magistrate and Constable Hear Debt Case at Herring Neck
The Magistrate and Constable visited Herring Neck on Monday to hear a local debt case. The proceedings focused on recovering owed funds and determining liability under local law.
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Herring Neck
Busy Medical Practice Around Twillingate District
The Medical practice around Twillingate District has given the Centre considerable work, and Mr. E. J. Colbourne seems to be having a busy time, also at the Office.
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Twillingate
E. J. Colbourne
Arm Academy Rooms Benefit Scholars During Cold Season
The Arm Academy rooms petitioned by Mr. Harlan Rideout proved a great help in keeping scholars comfortable throughout the cold season.
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Arm Academy
Harlan Rideout
Maidment to Arrive From New Brunswick Farm Route
Mr S G Maidment once based in Twillingate and brother of Andrew Maidment was reported by the Western Star to be en route from Gatetown New Brunswick where he runs a farm. He is expected to arrive this week.
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S. G. Maidment
Twillingate
Andrew Maidment
Western Star
Gatetown New Brunswick
Maritime cargo totals from seals era ships list
Latest from Sealers reports shipboard tonnage for Imogene Caribou Beothic Ranger Ungava Eagle Thetis Terra Nova Neptune and Terra Nova totals with discharges and a running grand total of 119 905 tons to date.
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Ranger
Gulf
Eagle
Neptune
Tobacco profits spark thrift debate in imperial firms
A statement notes the high cost of tobacco and cites the Imperial Tobacco Company of Great Britain reporting a $47,500,000 profit last year. The author suggests diverting such funds to support families in need, underscoring economic concerns over tobacco spending.
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Imperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britain
Radio reception contrasts noted for winter
Radio readers report foreign reception weaker this winter than past years while local stations fare better. W.O.N.F St John’s delivers the 10 o clock sealing news bulletin nightly with strong reception and outport listeners praise sponsors for the service.
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W.O.N.F
St. John's
Sealing News and Fire Ravages in St John s April Report
Notts East West reports 400 pelts aboard and Imogene begins sealing cargo with seals averaging 35 pounds. A home at New Bay owned by John Clarke was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Clarke rescued by neighbors. Anthony Eden arrives in Prague with Czechoslovak officials pledging peace in Europe. The Thetis completes seal fleet arrival at 5200 on board. Incident: Incemore crashes into Joseph Duhamel trawler docking at Furness wharf causing warehouse damage. Cape Agulhas fish cargo 1309 quintals sold to Williams & Co Bay Bulls. Eden returns to London.
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St. John’s
Scbr
Young Hood
Imogene
John Clarke
New Bay
Joseph Duhamel
Harvey's
England
S.S. Newfoundland
Furness Withy Pier
Commission
Governimitat Neume Erie
Tefoot
Cochrane Street
Ipel Municipal Council
Cape Agulhas
Williams & Co
Bay Bulls
Cape Broyle
Anthony Eden
Lord Privy Seal
London
Eightieth meeting of the Commission of Government holds road plan
The Commissioner for Public Utilities outlined a road programme for the coming year at the eightieth meeting held on Saturday. The draft proposals and timetable were discussed and resolved for consideration next week.
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Commission of Government
Pullic Utilities
Newfoundland News Briefs Include Fisheries Report And Missing Boat
The report on government fisheries assistance for the past year is released. S S Neptune arrived from the seal fishery at St John’s. A man and two boys, Alphaeus Wheeler and sons Ralph and Roland, are missing after a response row near Pool’s Island and feared drowned. Court action over a collision with Furness ship Incemore. Municipal by election results show John Williams 1266, J P Maher 334, Joseph Burke 258. total 1864. Trawler Imperialist reports 1880 quintals of cod on the Banks. Fluorspar mine near St Lawrence shows strong work with about 40 men. Survey on Salmonier and Rocky River watersheds notes timber growth down from past decades. caribou herd seen. US reciprocation trade talks expected. Rotary criticizes Lady Hastings Anderson’s charity. Lord Baden Powell to visit Corner Brook and Grand Falls. S S Newfoundland aided distress signal from Tower Bridge.
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Commissioner For Natural Resources
S.S. Neptune
St. John's
Alphaeus Wheeler
Ralph
Roland
Pool’s Island
Court of Admiralty
Joseph Duhamel
Furness
Incemore
Thetis
Neptune
John Williams
J. P. Maher
Joseph P. Burke
Imperialist
Crosbie & Co
Fluor Spar
St. Lawrence
Department of Natural Resources
Salmonier River
Rocky River
Colinet
Markland
Salmosiier
Newfoundland
Commission of Government
United States
Rotary
Reuben Horwood
Lady Hastings Anderson
Hastings Anderson
England
Stresa
Macdonald
John Simon
Anthony Eden
Ungava
St. John’s
Hope
Gloucester
Arthur D. Story
Belleoram
Wm. Nickerson
Lord Baden Powell
Corner Brook
Grand Falls
S S
Conference opens at Stresa as European leaders meet
Premier F Landin heads the French delegation with England and Italy represented by their prime ministers. Sir John Simon reports from Berlin Moscow Warsaw and Prague, delaying British policy statements until the Stresa talks. Ships report ice conditions and patrols as diplomacy heats up toward a broader League Council and possible wider summit.
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F. Landin
France
England
Italy
John Simon
House of Commons
Berlin
Moscow
Warsaw
Prague
S.S. Caribou
Eagle
Ranger
Boothic
Tower Bridge
S.S. Newfoundland
Halifax
St. John’s
Stresa
Germany
League Council
Soviet Russia
Poland
Both Worth Their Weight in Gold Grand Falls Kidney Pills Ad
Mrs J Grondin of Grand Falls New Brunswick praises Dodd's Kidney Pills and Dodd's Ointment saying they restored her mobility after a rheumatic illness in 1924. She credits the products for keeping her husband soothed by backaches and for tending his cuts. she urges others to use them to keep kidneys healthy.
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Grand Falls
N.B
Dodd
BART'S BALM advertised as a London cure for rheumatism
An advertisement from Lawrence Nid Co Ltd of St John’s promotes Bart's Balm as a newly discovered London cure for rheumatism neuritis and related ailments. The notice lists the product as a remedy available through distributors for general relief.
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Bart's
London
England
Lawrence Nid Co. Ltd
St. John’s
It Does the Trick and Letters from Subscribers
The Sun notes its readers value its Rays and other papers quotes, holds several letters on record about advertising responses. It recalls an example where one insertion did the trick and sold the item, with enclosing cents. It hints at publishing more letters if writers permit.
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the Sun
Ara Stahsford Leaves Home On Sunday
Fragmentary notice reports Ara and Stahsford leaving home on a Sunday outing with unclear destination at Brook.
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Stahsford
Fe Brook
Not a Rheumatic Pain for Four Years
A 70 year old man credits Kruschen for relief from rheumatism, claiming no rheumatic pain for over four years after starting the remedy five years ago. He says the daily dose keeps excess uric acid from forming again and notes improved daily work capacity.
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Kruschen
Note of Thanks to Twillingate Hospital Staff
Kate Stockley of Hart's Cove thanks the Twillingate hospital staff for life saving care planning by God and man. She praises doctors nurses and the staff likening them to mothers and fathers and credits Ralph Lambert Thomas Knell and Postmaster Northcott for antitoxin search efforts in Lewisporte.
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Twillingate Sun
Twillingate
Ralph Lambert
Thomas Knell
Lewisporte
Northcott
Kate Stockley
Hart's Cove
T'gate
Gratitude for Kind Friends After Mother's Death
The writer thanks friends who visited during her illness and old age and those who sent flowers, called, wrote words of sympathy, or letters of condolence during the time of her passing.
Anstey Family Works Daily Near Grand Falls
Mr. Lewis Anstey at Grand Falls reports he has worked nearly every day since leaving twelve months ago in March. His sons Orvin and Hedley also work, he leading a crew on Wood's Road and Hedley in a garage.
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Lewis Anstey
Grand Falls
Here
Orvin
Hedley
Wood’s Road
Mr. Anstey
Pastor Named for United Church at Change Islands
Confederation Life reports Rev. J. A. Burden will become the United Church pastor here after June 30. He presently serves as Treasurer of Twillingate Presbytery.
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J. A. Burden
Change Islands
The
United Church
Twillingate
Grace Hospital Operates On H J Howlett in St Johns
Mr H J Howlett underwent successful surgery at Grace Hospital in St John’s one day last week. The operation proceeded without complications and he is expected to recover. Local medical staff provided the update on his condition.
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H. J. Howlett
Grace
The Story and Song The Pink Rose Concert
The Pink Rose concert at the United Church conducted by Rev. Laite Wednesday evening drew almost an eight tenths full audience. Mr C L Hodge and his choir tenderly performed their parts with Misses Emily and Joyce Robert ag, organists.
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The
United Church
Laite
C. L. "Hodge
Mises Emily
Joyce Robert Ag
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