What Can Youth Do No 2 Digging for Newfoundland Growth
A Newfoundland newspaper column argues against valuing wealth only in dollars and urges youth to adopt Grandparents’ hard work and self reliance. It promotes farming and stock breeding, lists seed sources, and gives practical planting tips for turnips, beets, carrots, peas, and beans, emphasizing living well and growing crops locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
School Curriculum Commission
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Messrs McMurdos Druggist
Stton's
Bowering Bros
Carter's
Ayre & Sons
Rennie’s
Royal Stores
Burpee’s
Adlandale Nurseries
Allandale Nurseries
Allendale
S . John’s
Lord Derby
Hearing Ad Reflections Stir Silent Community
A fragmented line quotes a speaker musing on approval and deafness tied to a public post. The passage hints at media messaging and personal reception, with no clear names or dates. The readable fragment suggests a reflection on perception and communication in a local context.
Obituary notices from Twillingate Sun record two deaths
The notes honor Samuel Clarke a 70 year old Twillingate native and Loyal Orange brother who died March 22 after illness. He leaves a wife two sons three daughters thirteen grandchildren and many relatives. Joyce Holwell of Herring Neck died aged nearly sixteen from pneumonia, with funeral services led by Rev. Spurrell. She leaves father and mother four sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate Sun
the Sun
Samuel Clarke
Jesus
Clarke
Twillingate
Watcher
Watcler
Mr. Clarke
The
United Church
Harry
Earnest
Bert
Campbellton
Herbert Rideout
Otto Stride
Bridgeporte
Harry Clarke
Claude Holwell
Herring Neck
Joyce
Emily
Mary
Ena
Julia
Lloyd
Si. G.spurrell
Fragmentary Verse Fragment Signals Quiet Pain
A short archaic verse fragment conveys restrained sorrow with references to breath and a tender chest. The tone hints at hidden anguish and a delicate emotional moment without explicit detail.
Orange Parade at Campbellton Loyal Orange Association Parade
The Campbellton Loyal Orange Association held its annual parade on Wednesday March 28 led by Mr. Ford Perry on horseback representing King William. Spectators enjoyed music at the Lodge and a noon parade to the United Church where Rev Vatcher spoke. A tea for all followed at the Lodge and a two hour comic concert closed the day with over one hundred fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellton
Loyal Orange Association
Ford Perry
William
United Church
Vatcher
Campbellton Lodge
Your Health A Department Conducted by H M Mosdell MD
A health department feature led by H M Mosdell MD for the Bureau of Health and Public Welfare outlines medical topics, public welfare efforts, and community health guidance. It presents practical advice and authority from the physician and agency to inform readers about health programs and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Mosdell, M.D
Bureau of Health and Public Welfare
The Use of Meat in a Balanced Diet
Article argues for a balanced approach to meat in the diet emphasizing protein needs for children and adults, noting variability of protein sources, and recommending moderation. It discusses meat’s role in nutrition, flavor importance, and suggests meat once daily with alternatives like fish or fowl if preferred, while mindful of budget.
Wild Front Stunt Story From War Tale
Fragmented reminiscence on the Western Front describes two scouts Whitey and Slim riding a cow as they creep toward German trenches. A stray kick from a companion disrupts the mission amid a jumble of humorous exchanges and disconnected dialogue. London hosts a novelty aviation concert featuring a dance band aboard an airplane with loud sneakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey
Slim
London
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Awfi
Pel
Royal Yeast
Adness Standard Brands Ltd
Frase. Re
Liberty St. ‘Sponte
Ask
Tommie
Confederation Life
Canada
U.S.A
Gekelet
Pierse
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