Twillingate Sun Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices for Newfoundland Canada England U S A and other countries with payments in advance. Advertising rates include display ads long term at contract price short term 25 cents per inch and notes of thanks 25 cents each. The paper notes no guarantee to publish letters received after Wednesday noon and disclaims responsibility for correspondent opinions.
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Twillingate
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
The Antics of Andrew stage performance at Cameron College
A senior play titled The Antics of Andrew presented in Alexandra Hall features Andrew Brown and friends in a farcical kitchen party plot. Amid disguises and telegrams from New Zealand the show climbs to a comic climax with marriages and a surprise Uncle reveal. Proceeds from tickets and refreshments totaled $6000 for the Acm Academy.
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Andrew
Alexandra Hall
Andrew Brown
Mr. Whiteway
U.S.A
Petunia
Elsie Young
Jacques
Mr LeGrow
Willie Waldo
Mr. T. Rose
Harold Hadley
Herbert Gillett
New Zealand
Isaac Zimmerman
Mr Frank Paddy
Andrews
Althea Thorne
Miss Olive Forward
Prunella Thorne
Mildred Clarke
Ilarold Hadley
Willie
Siruit
Betty Boynton
Edna Ashbourne
Julie Boynton
Marguerite White
Petuniia
Cameron College
Socrates Boynton
Ralph Smith
Aioguiagh
Palg
Rev Dolittle
Isaac
Acm Academy
Newfoundland News Bulletin Front Page Items
On April 20 1935 Ranger s crew shared 37 56 and Caribou s crew 56 99 from cod fish markets. The Natural Resources heard London says Portugal lifted import restrictions on codfish licenses. Portu guese stocks are low and marketing fears ease with more licenses. Excursion rates during King s Jubilee from St John s to Port aux Basques reflect 1 cent per mile with a May 5th Corner Brook to St John s plan. British relations and League of Nations debate continue. Two ships remain at icefields Eagle and Alsatian with distress over the latter. Formosa earthquake toll 2711 dead 5770 injured 12122 houses destroyed. Commission of Government meetings discuss Standard Time daylight saving May to Oct and public road labor acts. Education reforms appoint Dr W P Burke as education committee chair and truste es. Fishing, timber export, and livestock loans outlined. A fatal Buchans Junction accident claims Henry Penney, Crown witness in a murder trial. S S Eagle discharges 11249 pelts. Young Hood carries 2280 seals. Grand Jury indicts Patrick Quinton for fraud. A crossing attempt from Bermuda to England by Commander Graham is planned.
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Ranger
Caribou
Natural Resources
London
Portugal
Department
Trade Commissioner
Dominions
St. John’s
Port-aux Basques
Corner Brook
St. John's
Eric Phipps
Berlin
League of Nations
Britain
England
Germany
Geneva
Europe
Eagle
Hr. Breton
Grand Banks
Alsatian
J B. Patten & Sons
Grand Bank
Lawrence
Bay L' Argent
Nova Scotia
Formosa
Japan
Commission of Government
Usta
W. P. Burke
Secretary of Education
Dominions Office
Meinori College
S.S. Cape Agulhas
Bay Bulls
Henry Penney
Buchans
Buchans Junction
Express
S.S
Government House
U.S
Cape Agulhas
Thomas Hallett
Petty Harbour
District Grand Lodge of Newfoundland A, FE. & A. M
Grand Lodge of England
Masonic Temple
John Bennett
George R. Wiliams
Supreme Court
Patrick Quinton
Read Head Cove
Dale
Graham
Nad
Bermuda
Hamilton
Emmanuel
S.S. Eagle
Sclor
Fishermen's Union Trading Co
Port Union
The
Union Trading Co
General Wood
Burin
Belleoram
Rose
Blanche
Princ
McDonald
Britain backs Stresa plan to curb aggression
The British government declares readiness to implement the Stresa resolutions. It cites a strong posture amid the Formosa earthquake disaster where over 3,000 died, 10,000 injured, 14,000 homes burned, 36,000 buildings damaged, leaving many homeless. A Newfoundlander, Dr George Gushue Taylor, leads the leper hospital on the island.
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Stresa
Formosa
George Gushue Taylor
Edgar Taylor
Raymond Gushue
St. John’s
Island
Gives Good Advice To Young Mothers
Mrs W C Brown of Cumberland Bay New Brunswick advises young mothers to use Dodd's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys headaches backache and general weakness noting strong results after two boxes and urging others to keep the medicine in their homes for kidney complaints and related troubles.
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W. C. Brown
Dodd
Divine Service at St. Peter's Held Sunday Evening
The C E A A attended Divine Service at St. Peter's on Sunday evening with Rev. Batler officiating.
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St. Peter's
Rev. Batler
Mrs. George Tilley Dies at Grand Falls After Illness
Mrs. George Tilley born Janet Mary Martin aged 63 from Twillingate died at Grand Falls on April Suffering during treatment included surgery by Dr. Olds last year. Family thanks Twillingate Hospital staff and Dr Brown Grand Falls for care. Survived by husband five sons and five daughters with three elsewhere in Canada.
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George Tilley
Janet Mary Martin
Grand Falls
Twillingate
Tilley
Olds
Twillingate Hospital
Brown
Sydney
Toronto
Weekly Herald
St. John’s
Jubilee King's Silver Jubilee Parade Plan May 6
General Committee for His Majesty the King's Silver Jubilee celebration agrees on May 6 parade order from Court House at 2 pm. Participants include Girl Guides and Boy Scouts with various societies. candy for children. £10,361 raised so far. Route covers Yates Hill and Jubilee Corner, lights to delight crowds. tea for the children planned with permitted use of Alex.
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Girl Guides
Boy Scouts
Arm Lars Brigade
Masonic Society
Society of United Fishermen
Loyal Orange Association
Court House
Yates’ Hill
Sun Office
Alex
Arm Lads Brigade Visits Summerford in April Parade
The Twillingate Arm Lads Brigade with 96 boys visited Summerford on April 18. They marched in regalia with band music, fired powder gups, and performed drills at Orange Hall. Captain T Jenkins supervised a concert and drills amid favorable praise and weather complaints.
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Twillingate Arm Lads Brigade
Orange Hall
T. Jenkins
Diamond Jubilee L. O. L
Bro. Jones
Matthew
Fundraiser at Arm Lads Brigade Hall Nets $7600
A Thursday night event at the Arm Lads Brigade Hall drew a good crowd and raised 7600 dollars. Chairman Harry Ashbourne led the program which the audience judged well worth the cost.
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Arm Lads’ Brigade
Harry Ashbourne
Young Fox Killed On Ice At Confederation Life
Mr. Thomas Knell killed a young white fox on the ice in the Bight last week.
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Thomas Knell
Bart's Balm Cure Promoted by London Discovery
An advertisement urges readers to ask dealers for Bart's Balm a newly discovered London remedy for rheumatism neuritis and related ailments. Distributed by Lawrence Nild Co Ltd St Johns as UK distributor.
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London
England
Lawrence Nild. Co. Ltd
St. John's
Telegram reports Photo Engraving Dept opens in city
The Telegram set up a Photo Engraving Dept with A O Young formerly of the Humber Herald. Photos of the Governor on arrival at St John s from the S S Newfoundland and of arches built by Municipal Council appeared in the evening paper the same day.
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the Telegram
A O. Young
The
Humber
Arthur Simms Wins Telecommunication Repairer Contract
Arthur Simms was awarded the contract to serve as telephone repairer and electrician.
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Arthur Simms
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Betty
Julie
Harold
Nears East West South
Igg
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Aux. Sdhr
Young Hood
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Summerford
Confederation Life
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Néid's Prima Donna
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Wm. Stirling
Butler
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