Public News Despatches defended by Newfoundland writer
The writer defends sending outport Public News Despatches in letters to the Daily News, addressing Honourable Members of the House and the public. The February 12th and 13th messages are cited as justified communications as explained in the author’s public defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public News
Outport
Daily News
New York City
Statts
Times
Tribune
Sir Richard
Newfoundland House Criticizes Public News Dispatches
A Newfoundland assembly member condemns sensational foreign cables about the February 1 disturbance at the Prime Minister's Office. He cites the Daily News and London correspondent voices, arguing mob violence and intrusions were misreported abroad and call for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Assembly
MA Lewis
Lewis
Newfoundland
Puddester
Bay de Verde
Council Chamber
Daily News
Puiichester
St. John’s
London Daily Mail
Ferrozone promises strength and appetite boost for fatigue
A bold tonic claim promotes Ferrozone as a blood nourishing food that thickens tired blood. It pledges quick vitality gains for the tired, nervous and low in spirits, promising better meals, digestion and renewed vigor. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
Controversy Over News Despatch Censure Sparks Debate
A letter criticizes city press bias and censure of the local News Despatch for reporting cables abroad. The writer defends Irish Catholic identity, questions sectarian labeling, and rejects accusations of being a sectarian firebug while urging fair treatment of all parties involved.
Foreign papers net elaborate details D
A fragmentary notice reads like a foreign paper's partial outline about elaborate details. It mentions net figures and possible actions but leaves critical facts unreadable. No clear subjects, dates, or entities can be confirmed from the garbled text.
Light flaky biscuits praise Magic baking powder
Miss McFarlane endorses Magic as pure and safe. Dietitians in public institutions favor it for uniform, dependable baking results. It is described as Canada’s favorite baking powder, outselling others and producing light tender baked foods. Includes offer of a free cook book and instructions to Standard Brands Ltd. Toronto. Also a note from Lot St. John, Outport News Despatch, Feb 20, 1932, referencing Humber Herald editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
St John’s
Puddester
Church of England
Saited
Kelly
St. John's
Alderdice-Monroe
Miss McFarlane
Witte
Standard Brands Ltd
Fraser Avenue
Liberty Street
Toronto
Ont
P.S
Humber
Bay de Verde
Paddester
Corner Brook
Rt’ Hoi
Richard “Quires
St. Jobo
First Civilization and Cain's City in Genesis Tale
A compact discussion on Cain building a city and the first civilization as described in Genesis 4 20 22. The speaker notes God is left out in modern peace efforts and outlines early arts trades and musicians alongside crafters in brass and iron, leading to the flood and Cain’s vengeance narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
God
Enoch
Adah
New York City
B.C
Zillah
Tubal- Cain
Cair
Elohim
Lamech
Arhan
Bazaar Opening Reported By Novice Newsman
A young newspaper staffer freshly warned against unverified reporting covers a church bazaar. He notes Mrs Brown, claimed wife of Councillor Brown, opening the bazaar with the Vicar and other local notables on the platform, described in fashionable attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Councillor Brown
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Squires
Confederation Life
Mr. Lewis
Myselee
Lewisvitch
Pudicky
Lowell
Miss M. McFarlane
St. Michael’s Hospital
John J. ST. John
Outport News
Arar’ G
Jonis
F. A. Janes
Water Street
The
Twillingate Sun
Hearts
G. P.O
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