TB No Bar To Having Babies
Women with tuberculosis should marry and have children if they wish, doctors told the British Medical Association. Recovery is better for those who marry, though premature birth risk rises. Tubercular mothers may feed naturally for three months, with debate on risks to mother and child. Partners are advised to delay childbearing until infection is inactive or two years after quiescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Medical Association
Jean Hallam
Birmingham
Sync
Ravenous Appetite Tonic for Middle Aged Diet
A fragmented note describes middle aged people losing appetite and fearing change in diet. It hints at a tonic medicine praised as famed for reversing this inertia and boosting appetite, claiming to offer a sharp upward trend in hunger.
Brick's Tasteless Popular Newfoundland Peni and Revottalizer
A fragment mentions a product or item titled Brick's Tasteless Popular Newfoundland Peni and Revottalizer, suggesting a novelty or humor piece. No clear event or context is provided to establish a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Fragmented romance scene at the dance floor
A man laments lost money and a doomed romance while a bulky gentleman invites the next dance. the woman dismisses the offer with a sharp reply, signaling tension at a social event.
Canada’s Federal Departments Serve Citizens Veterans and Trade
An overview of how Canada’s federal departments function including the Secretary of State’s roles, Trade and Commerce activities, Transport unification, and Veterans Affairs. It highlights foreign trade, wheat marketing, shipping, air, rail, and marine regulation, plus veterans benefits and Newfoundland integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Secretary of State of
Victoria
Registrar General of
Jorrespondengh
Secretary of State
Boards of Trade
Trade Unions
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ito
Newfoundland
Stott Building
Water Street
St. John's
Department of Veterans Affairs
Canadian Pension Commission
Veterans Allowance Board
St. John’s
Buckmaster Field
Clarenville Fleet Reports 1949 Deficit and Small Profits
The Newfoundland splinter fleet shows a deficit of 137287 for 11 months to February 1949. M V Placentia earned a profit, and M V Burin posted a sizeable operating surplus with receipts and costs detailed. Finance Minister Quinton presented the figures in the House of Assembly with notes on future employment policy and local labor considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
M V. Placentia
M. V. Burin
House of Assembly
Quinton
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Brick
Inos Doyle Ltd
ST John's
Confederation Life
Builders Contractors
Carpenters Home Owners
Clearys
Black Jack Nox
Sherws-Williams Paints
F. M. O'Leary, Ltd
Department of the Secretary of State
Department of State
Patent and Coryata HT
Patent Office Record and
Traum
Thia
Tur Vuansiation Bureau
Thia Bureau
Public Service
Department of Public Printing and& Stationery
The
Public Archives
Civil Service Commission
Marystown
Wabana
Corner Brook
Department
Department of ‘I
Exhibition Commission
Toronto
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Economic Research and Development Branch
Minister of Trade and Commerce
Department of Transport
Air Transportation
Associated Boards and Commissions
Air Transport Board
Canadian Maritime Commission
Park Steamship Company
National Harbours Board
Atlantic
Pacific
St. Lawrence River
Hudson Bay
Veterans Land Act
van Verenans
United Kingdom
Clarenville
Thelt
Freyeh Rovernmhent
Emp! Railway
Newfoundlandera
Aithe
Cne
Muir’s Marble Works, Ltd
Twillingate
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