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Newspaper

Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Aug 01, 1925

Page

4

Twillingate Sun Advertising and Delivery Rates

Twillingate Sun outlines subscription prices for Newfoundland Canada England United States and other countries payable in advance. Advertising rates set for display long term contracts with possible fortnightly changes and short term ads at 25 cents per inch with reductions for longer runs. The paper notes it cannot guarantee insertion of news or ads received after Thursday evening.

Newfoundland Canada England United States

Mind Healing through Thought and Health by Dr. Davis

Dr Charles Gilbert Davis, Chicago surgeon, writes on how thought affects body functions from appetite to heart rate. Mind therapeutics, he argues, can improve health with disciplined training. Dr. Davis’s book The Philosophy of Life is praised for scientific framing of mind healing.

Frank Crane Charles Gilbert Davis Chicago de. Davis

In Memoriam Mrs Thomas Roberts Jr of Wild Cove

In Memoriam July 20th noted the passing of Mrs Thomas Roberts Jr at age 62 after a brief illness. Survived by husband two sons Augustus and Gordon two daughters Rideout Clarke and Ruth and siblings John Guy Obadiah Roberts and Sydney Loveridge. Funeral held July 22 at the Church with interment in Snellen's Cave Cemetery.

Wild Cove Thomas Roberts Jr Roberts John Gay Parsons Josep Guy Joss Augustus Springdale Gordon Rideout Bell Island James Clarke Ruth Toronto Jotn Guy Uwo Obadiah Roberts Sydney Loveridge North Side Af I Snellen's Cave Gilbert Qoge

Change Island Notes

Mr Dorman Elliott left by Prospero for St John s. Mr and Mrs Fred Robert left by Suatt for St John s enroute to Scotland for a six weeks visit. We wish them a pleasant trip. Mrs Walter Gina went to St John s by Prospero to enter the general Hospital for treatment. Mrs Sidney Torraville returned to Fogo by Susu after two weeks here, guests of Uncle W J Torraville. Miss Floss Torraville went to Fogo by Susu for couple of weeks. Master George Earle left by Clyde for Herring Neck for a week vacation. Miss A Seyiour sister of Mrs Fred Roberts arrived from St Anthony to spend a month. Rev Woolfrey wife and children arrived by Clyde to take up duties here. Miss Gertrude Facey guest at Rectory. Mr Geo Hyde and Miss D Hyde Cleveland Ohio paid a call en route to Fogo. Mrs Dr Hall gave an interesting camp fire. A crowd of picnickers went to Deep Cove on Wednesday for kettle boiling. Mr Harold Earle, master Val Bryant and Eric Earle came by motor Wednesday. Mr R S Windsor agent for United Electric Co was here this week and did good business. Dr Hall busy attending Dr Mckenzie s patients at Fogo. Dr and Mrs McKenzie went to England last week. Miss Ida Reeves St Johns.

Dorman Elliott Prospero St. John's Fred Robert Suatt Scotland J. Binden Susu Southern Points Walter Gina St. John’s General Hospital Sidney Torraville Fogo

Aydys Meeting Brings Miss Reeves' Former Pupils Together

Rectory gathering in Aydys Miss meeting Miss Reeves' former students. Capt Levi Lodie arrived on the Lath from Labrador with 300 barrels of fish. The fishing season shows a poor year for traps though trawl and net-men report a fairly good voyage. Notables visiting include Herbert Gatehouse of Union Store Nippers Harbour and Brien Mar Bank of N & Fexo guests. Stanley Oake, LOA delegate, reached Bonavista by Prospero. Qale spent a week with Catalina friends.

Aydys Herbert Gatehouse Union Nippers Brien Mar Bank of N. & of Fexo John Roberts James Newman Bath Islands Fred Karte Stanley Oake L.O. A Grand Lodge Bonavista Prospero Qale Catalina

How Do You Stop Her When There Are No Trees

A racing car owner gives a lift to an old farmer. They speed along the country road at sixty mph before hitting a greasy patch and skidding into a tree. Both occupants are unharmed. The farmer calmly exits, puffs his pipe, and asks how to stop without trees nearby.

Local People on Short Trips and Visits Across Newfoundland

Personal notices detail travels and movements of residents: Mr Marlin Phillips attended the Provincial Grand Lodge in Bonavista then traveled by Clyde Friday night. Mrs Bailey and Misses Blandford went to U S A by Clyde. Mr John Hodder, Mr Edward Facey and several others made short runs to Fogo Prospero North and St John’s imports. families like LeDrew and Vera from Bewisport by motor. Mrs Ambrose Payne via Be Isle to Fogo. schooners reported at the fishery with over 800 quintals. W M Pardy took a vacation north after a St John’s start. Messrs Bindon and Clinton solicited orders for city firms in Tower. Mrs Martin Luther and children arrived from Battle Harbor by Meigle.

Marlin Phillips Bonavista Clyde Bailey Blanche Kate Maggie Blandford John Hodder Fogo Edward Facey B. Pacey Margaret Clarké Mildred Mantel Lefe Prospero Messrs W. Bindon Clinton Tower Martin Luther Battle Harbor

British miners plan general strike and conferences

July 24 reports a general strike of all British coal miners slated to begin July 31 after a miners executive decision. Joint conference with coal mine owners set for July 29 as efforts to avert the walkout proceed. Nova Scotia government holds meeting in Halifax with a conference to resume next week.

Unies St. John’s Nova Argentia

Norwegian Canadian Tourism and Fisheries Report Summary

The year’s American tourist traffic in Canada is estimated at 343 million dollars. Reports from S.S. Homer indicate strong fishing with traps from Bonne Esperance to Red Bay. Whiteley notes 12 000 and Grant 8 000. Newfoundland side fishery is essentially over.

Canada S.S. Homer Bonne Esperance Red Bay Whiteley Newfoundland

Shipping News Update on Vessels and Freight

Schr Norman O arrived Saturday for repairs with Capt A Roberts handling for the Insurance Club. Grace departed Tuesday to Horwood with lumber for St John s. Tokalovs and Capt Chaulk arrived from St John s Monday to Hodge Bros with 60 tons coal and other freight. John Millett Capt King arrived Sunday with 29 tons coal from Sydney to Ashbournes Ltd.

Norman O A. Roberts Sehr Grace Horwood St. John’s Tokalovs Chaulk St. John's Hodge Bros John Millett King Sydnee Ashbournes Ltd

Sheep and Lamb Missing From Mr Rideout’s Back Ir

Mr John Rideout cares for a sheep and a lamb at Back Ir. The animals strayed from their owner and can be reclaimed after applying to Mr Rideout and paying 25 cents for this advertisement.

John Rideout Back Ir Mr. Rideout

Summer Heat Tops Years With High Readings

A late heat wave produced temperatures over 90 at the hospital and 85 on the North Side. The writer notes summers have been poor for decades but this season promises good crop growth if no early frost arrives. Continuous warmth is linked to generally strong growing conditions.

Fire destroys home in Laurencetown Bay area

A destructive fire in Laurenceton Notre Dame Bay Friday last gutted the home of George Hutchings. The family narrowly escaped, and early responders led by C S Ledrew provided temporary aid after the blaze burned their belongings.

Laurenceton Notre Dame Bay George Hutchings C.S le- Drew

Note of Thanks for Garden Party Proceeds

The High School Building Committee thanks the Ladies for organizing the Garden Party last Thursday and the Masonic Brothers for the use of their hall. Gratitude also to all others who helped, with proceeds totaling 105 dollars and 25 cents.

Masonic Brothers

Marriage Announcement In Detroit At 634 Harding Street

Miss Hilda Clarke wed Mr. Herbert Horwood in Detroit Michigan at 634 Harding Street in a ceremony held in June. Both residents of the city were listed as the couple.

Harding St Detroit Mich Hilda Clarke Herbert Horwood

Earn premiums by selling pictures at 20c each

Boys and girls can earn extra money by setting pictures for 20c each. Sell ten pictures and choose a premium such as a German Youth Organ, fountain pen, gold bead necklace, or a pocket knife. Selling $7 worth of pictures earns a nickel plated watch. Commission details unclear.

Rod and Gun In Canada August Number Review

The August Rod and Gun in Canada magazine offers extensive outdoorsman content with provincial fishing laws for Canada and Newfoundland, a $700 amateur photography contest, and a canoe voyage story Basswood Lake to Windigo. Ozark Ripley writes Sidelights of Nipigou on trout fishing and Judge A B Coln from Toledo celebrates Canada as a sportsman’s paradise with moose hunting tales. Published monthly by W C Taylor Limited, Woodstock, Ont.

ROD and Gun Jin Canada Sportman’s Magazine Cenade Newfoundland Basswood Lake Windigo Nipigou Ozark Ripley Judge A. B. Coln Toledo Canada Temis

Memorial Hospital Inc Donation From Mr Solomon Skinner

Donation of ten thousand nine hundred dollars to Memorial Hospital Inc noted by Arthur Manuel secretary from Boston.

N.D Memorial Hospital Inc Solomon Skinner Boston Arthur Manuel Secy

Man saves Cathedral by lone diver at Winchester

Sir Francis Fox led the project to lift a eight foot wet peat layer beneath Winchester Cathedral and replace it with cement on gravel and chalk. The lone diver worked five and a half years in darkness, hauling material from the surface to underpin the crumbling monument. His careful section by section peat removal preserved the building's foundations and earned high regard for this craftsman’s feat.

Winchester Cathedral Francis Fox Fimarine

Street Corner Oratory Time of Sidetracked Liberty

A street corner orator proclaims a bold future where every man may do as he pleases, warning that those who resist will be compelled. The forceful message views personal freedom as a rising power and a looming enforcement gap.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Twillingate, Aug. Ist Memoriam MR. Thos Roberts & Family C. H. Parsons M.D. Memorial Hospital Willy Chureday William Jennings Bryan Dayton Tennessee Putber Porta Port Aux Basque Halifax S. W. Coast Service Lagona J R. Bennett Europe Newfoundland War Memorial Express Joe Batt Cal U. S Petty Jr Nonia Monroe Export Co Burin John's St. Shotts Harbor Buffett Merasheen Meigle Labrador Battean Grady Sandy Hill Bay Wesley-ville Smokey Holten Shipping News Rey Seine Sant Canada Saw CO Sarren Vercoover Montreal Jebn Neacoover Jebny H Laurencetown Rod and Americas Focal Muir’s Marble Works Muir Building Water Street George Blandford, Twillingate P.O W. H. Roberts St. Prospero
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