Export ban on arms and war materials by Newfoundland Governor
The Royal Gazette announces a prohibition on exporting arms, munitions, explosives, naval stores, and equipment listed, including torpedoes, engines, boilers, cables, and weapons parts. The order applies to all foreign parts in Europe and the Mediterranean with few exceptions for certain powers, detailing extensive restricted items and materials.
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Walter E. Davidson
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Snd
New Ooundland
Royal Gazette
Sten Pedieht
Ailyie Sforesila
Iran
Europe
Mediterranean
Binele Sea
Russia
Portugal
Orion
Enon
Abel
Field Glasses and Telescopes Provisions and Tools
An archival government notice from Unf Government House St Adhin's dated Sevanth tay of Aue fst Anno Homint One Thaussint Nive Hundred and Fourteen by John R Bennett Colonial Secretary items listed include field glasses telescopes railway materials bath feed ed railings to Men Marching and Shooting Bots heliograys portable forges uniform clothing military equipment and accoutrements walnut wood scantling and other gear under seal and hand.
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Unf Government House
St Adhin’s
Indigestion Cure Praises Prompt Relief and Testimonials
A 19th century advertorial note touts a digestive preparation as curing indigestion with patient testimonials. It claims rapid benefits after eleven years of discomfort and mentions Dr. Stafford and products including a liniment and cough cure. Also notes crews at Gros Telus and Camellia with contrasting results.
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Stafford
Vso
St John’s
Sun Twilling Rates and Local Advertising Terms
The Sun lists subscriptions in New Alswad Canale at one dollar yearly and the United States and elsewhere at $1.25. Advertising rates show 50 cents per inch for hull mates for each continuation, and 8 cents per word for Want ads with a minimum. Local concerts and fairs are mentioned with unclear specifics.
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New Alswad Canale
First Newfoundland Vols Recruit Notice for 19 to 40-Year-Olds
Men aged 19 to 40 may enroll at the Magistrate’s office on the North Side between 9 AM and 2 PM. Twillingate applicants must come for a doctor’s examination, and those cleared may proceed to training at Jahn’s Training Camp.
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Ofice of
Newfoundland Loyalists Debate War Pay and German Threats
The piece discusses Newfoundlanders facing unequal wages, potential German occupation risk, and a Patriotic Committee proposal to collect a day’s pay from workers to fund war efforts. It notes Newfoundland’s strategic harbor at St John’s and urges public support while detailing a specific accident near Ye Winhe Arm and a bridge incident.
Community urged to support service members families
A fragment discusses Local Patriotic Committees aiding relatives of reservists and valiant service members. It urges citizens to help those at home during winter, praising volunteers who assist via home front efforts and emphasizing daily acts of support for soldiers going to the front.
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Urem
Tega
Audins Regiment
Job
Pomnay
Wsmel
Luridon Times Foresees Narrow War Fronts and Resolve
In a stark wartime editorial the Luridon Times argues Germany has not yet breached Belgium and France, urging British and Allied resolve. It predicts a long, costly struggle but insists ultimate victory is certain and that Allies will endure until Prussian militarism is defeated.
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Sarusany Ain
Luridon Times
France
Oven Jong
Nowitz
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Family departure noted for Burgeo by Glyde ship
Mr. PW Anstey accompanied by his mother left for Burgeo aboard the Glyde on Monday.
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PW. Anstey
Sly
Burgeo
Dame Workers for the Empire Reform Meeting
At the Public Meeting the Magistrate asked the ladies to form a formal movement. The society, led by Mrs Ey Bacle and Mrs W. Th Pompe Scey, plans to meet Friday to recruit more members and formalize as the Dame Workers for the Empire.
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Ey Bacle
Tentlait
W. Th
Our Brave Sailor Lads Welcomed Home On Furlough
Naval Reservist Keele arrived Tuesday night at Side Pharsday and was granted eight hours furlough. Others were on leave aboard the Farle of Evan. They have few sailors left, but may be called again at any time.
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Keele
Trier
Evan
Civic Committee Meeting Held on Monday Night
A notice from the patriotic committee announces a Tull meeting scheduled for Monday night to discuss reserve curigs pendente from headquarters. W. I. Scart is chairing the event.
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W. i. Scart
Swaingate Workers Contribute for Lipine Support Frontline Soldiers
A circular appeal from Mrs L Earle at Twillingste urges every family to donate at least one pair of knitted stockings or socks for soldiers at the front. Accompanied by organizers, the effort aims to ship these items promptly as letters explain details to participants. Mr and Mrs H J Howlett welcomed a daughter on Tuesday.
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Ieest
L. Earle
Twillingste
H. J Howlett
Work to Begin in New Building Next Week
Announcement notes that work will commence in the new building on Monday, with family guidance urging parents to send children at the beginning of term. The message emphasizes early start and orderly attendance.
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Peat
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