Twillingate Sun Publication Rates and Policies
The Twillingate Sun notes subscription costs of 1.00 yearly within Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada and 1.50 to England or other countries. Advertising terms include long term display rates by contract and short term ads at 25 cents per inch with possible reductions. The paper warns late news items may miss insertion and disclaims responsibility for correspondents' opinions.
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Twillingate
Nild
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Potato Canker Information from Secretary of Agriculture
A communication from Mr. A. J. Bayley explains there is no commercial ground remedy yet for potato canker wart disease. Immune seed potatoes like Irish Cobbler are recommended, with caution to avoid the Up to Date variety. Lime is not a cure and can be used in infected gardens but does not remove the disease.
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England
British Ministry of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture and Mines
Ministry of Agriculture
Bowring Bros
F. McNamar
Commission
Alley
Great Scott
Soil Correctives Boost Growth in Various Crops
The piece notes lime as a soil corrective rather than a fertilizer, improving crop growth where different crops are grown. It highlights positive effects on Surrips and Clover and underscores lime as a beneficial soil amendment rather than a pure nutrient source.
Frozen North's Doctor Is Here
Dr Charles Parson of Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Twillingate Newfoundland visits New York on furlough. The hospital serves about 40 000 fisher folk within fifty miles and was built by local initiative with a $40 000 share from incomes of local residents. Opened 1924 it is self supporting with a $10 000 yearly government grant and plans a girls training school.
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Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital
Twillingate
Newfoundland
Charles BE. Parsons
New York
Grenfell Association
Bristol
England
Parsons
Amherst Club
Lexington Avenue
St. Anthonys
St. John’s
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Notre Dame Bay
Gallipoli
France
North Sea
Delano & Aldrich
Newport News
Dr. Parsons
Canada
United States
Medical pioneer in northern outpost builds bridge from Amherst to Twillingate
The narrative follows a physician trained at Amherst College class of 1913 who pursued graduate work at Colorado College and earned a Johns Hopkins medical degree. After hospital internships in New York, he joined Twillingate in 1720, describing a severe midwinter emergency where a patient was brought fifty miles by ice cut motorboat and dog sled to hospital. He asserts equipment now matches a New York hospital, limited only by local skill.
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Amherst College
Colorado College
Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Long Island Hospital
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Grenell
Amherst
Battle Harbor Hospital
Labrador
Twillingate
Parsons
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Suffering Resident
Mr A Simmons of Miscouche Prince Edward Island testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and severe headaches. He says after starting the pills he felt well after the first box and continues using them. The article emphasizes the kidneys' role in filtering blood and maintaining health.
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Arthur Simmons
Dodd
Miscouche
P.E.I
A. Simmons
Tam
Captain John Butcher Leads Crew to St John’s for Summer Work
Capt John Butcher and crew departed Monday for St John’s to take up the summer work on S Clyde. Mr Elias Young accompanied them to Lewisporte and on return drove Mr Herbert Young who was at the ice in the Boothic.
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John Butcher
St. John's
S. Clyde
Elias Young
Lewisporte
Herbert Young
Boothic
Arm Academy Plans April 28 Entertainment and Sale Tea
Dear Parents and Friends of the Arm Academy announce an April 28 event featuring a 7 p.m. entertainment of stories and dramatized tales The Three Little Pigs and The Swineherd and the Princess will be presented Then fancy work stalls for boys and girls will open with prizes awarded to last year’s CHVE and Diplomes winners Tea and refreshments will follow with 20 cent tickets for children and adults The birthday tables themed by month will be displayed
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Fairy Land
Childen
Cupid
Bea Troer
French Finance Minister aims for US debt settlement talks
Telegraph reports April 16 that France plans a visit to the United States to wrap up war debt settlements. Halifax plans a 2 million dollar cold storage plant and details on coal imports are reviewed by the Finance Minister with claims by Cashin & Go about invoicing.
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United States
Halifax
Cashin & Go
Peter Cashin
Customs Department
Moses Seaward
Gooseberry 1
Cove
Shanghai
Pekin
France
Hudson's Bay Co
Atlantic Fisheries Company
St. John’s
Eagle
Terra Nova
Deaths of Mary Ann Lambert and William Cooper
Mary Ann Lambert aged 76 wife of George Lambert died after a lingering illness at South Side. William Cooper aged 72 died yesterday morning at South Side after a long illness from consumption.
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South Side
Mary Ann
George Lambert
William Cooper
S.S. Senef Arrives With Pelts to Ashbourne Premises
Capt. Geo Bragg's steamship Senef docked Monday evening and allowed limited unloading. By Thursday morning discharging was finished with many teams hauling pelts to Ashbourne's premises.
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S.S. Senef
Geo. Bragg
Ashbourne
Trunk expected to reach port as Bay clears
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a vessel or goods moving to a port with freight and orders given. The line references Port South and a 89 Tenllingate likely a misread. No clear names, dates, or destinations beyond generic port activity.
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Malakoff
Far
Tenllingate
Awey at Bostor Passes Years of Puffering
The report notes Awey at Bostor passing years of puffering with unclear details. No further context or verifiable data is provided in the fragment.
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Bostor
S.A. Leader Responds to United Church Criticism
A Twillingate Sun reader signs as Watchman No 1 defending Salvation Army social aid to the poor. He argues the United Church slanders Salvation Army efforts to help others and recounts a Montreal incident where a Methodist woman in distress was aided without proselytizing. He challenges the church to fund such acts and defends their mission for Christ’s sake.
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Twillingate Sun
Tam
Edie
United’ Church
Salvation Army
United Church of Newfoundland
United Church
Twillingate
Canada
Montreal
Church of England
Mon- Teal
Twillingath
St. John's
Tegson
Reader questions motive behind petition at hospital
Edward Roberts critiques a public petition concerning hospital admissions and actions by the Directors. He questions whether signatories understood the petition and why information was withheld, urging transparency and accountability for the hospital and its medical staff. He thanks the nursing staff for service without charge.
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Twillingats Sun
Washtsen
Graham
Edward Roberts
Lost Notice with Names and Location
Finder asks to leave item at this office between H. C. Roberts and Mrs. John Osmond of Robin's Cove on 4 Calendar. Please return to the office with proof of ownership.
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H. C. Roberts
John Osmond
Robin's Cove
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