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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1930
Page
2
The advertisement promotes Aspirin tablets as a quick cure for headaches and neuralgia. It urges users to carry a pocket tin for on the go relief and keep a larger supply at home. Read the directions for use across various pains.
The June 12 1930 House of Assembly debate featured Minister of Finance and Customs rebuttals to opposition campaign materials. He defended letters to Placentia West, claimed W H Jackman drew votes from Murphy, praised recent tax collection, and warned against tariff changes. He criticized the Monroe administration and called for local industry protections debated amid by election results. The house adjourned to tomorrow afternoon.
The issue has been under months of scrutiny by the government and is being considered today. The discussion notes the need to align with what corresponds to the table of actions and the positions they themselves uphold.
The Newfoundland House debates a five million dollar loan bill with five percent interest. Ministers push direct sales to the public to keep interest money at home, while discussing rail, docks, and high road expenditures. Police and customs measures are refined as the budget and fisheries policy are reviewed.
The speaker outlined a plan to use 26 million dollars held in Savings Banks to offer higher benefits. Depositors would receive five percent interest via a new loan while income tax would apply. He noted 16 million dollars in Newfoundland funds to finance other interests and urged action to “ride the Colony.”
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