Amendment expands teacher training to new institutions abroad
Section 5 of the Education Act 1944 allows the Council of Education to designate additional institutions outside Newfoundland for teacher training and to set the certificate grade. It also deems such institutions as recognized for indenturing pupil teachers. Pupil teachers indentured under Schedule H to Act No. 29 af of 1941 remain validly indentured despite repeal of certain provisions.
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Council of Education
Newfoundland
Regulation based school salary scale and enrollment rules
Public School salary rules set by the Board define enrollment counts for the school year and how salary units are allocated. Provisions cover transfer rules, minimum enrollments, classroom limits, augmentation payments, and duties of Boards of Education for maintenance and supplies.
Rifle range quip and car paint question spark debate
A sergeant warns on firing with the new bullet capable of two feet of wood penetration while a character jokes about a car painted blue on one side and red on the other. Another line suggests the paint is useful for winning an accident case by showcasing witness contradictions.
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Joe
Questioning suitors and types of attention in dialogue
A playful exchange asks which men are persistent with kisses and which are the other kind. The reply clarifies curiosity about different kinds of pursuit.
Two Room School Grants Under The Education Act
The document outlines three two room school scenarios under The Education Act 1927 as amended. It notes grant qualification status and that salaries are not paid by the Board of Education. It also states that augmentation to graded teachers and the Cost of Living Bonus are funded by the Department of Education.
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Board of Education
Commissioner For Home Affairs and Education
Propter
Board of
Ths
Department of Education
Inside treatment clears skin after 23 years
Mrs. Stevenson describes relief after taking Kruschen salts for three months, reporting no spots left on her face. The letter claims skin trouble stems from blood impurities and credits Kruschen with cleansing liver kidneys and bowels to eliminate impurities.
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Mre Stevenson
Salta Ie
Boy Writes Slow to Brother Who Cannot Read
A humorous exchange shows a boy writing a letter to his brother. The brother’s reading speed is cited as the reason for the slow writing, highlighting a light domestic moment.
Oranges Priced At Three Cents Each
A storekeeper quotes three cents per orange to a customer. The customer asks to take two, and the clerk remarks in a sequel about a party, implying a social or celebratory reason for the purchase.
Gems for your Scrapbook Natural Virtues
An assortment of quotes on virtue prudence sympathy justice temperance and compassion from Euripides Jeremy Collier Ruskin Mary Baker Eddy and Addison. The collection emphasizes balance restraint and generosity as core moral guidance.
Life Insurance and Christian Teaching Compared
Roger Babon argues that the life insurance business aligns with Christian teaching. He says insurance spreads losses across many families, allowing neighbors to help when burdens arise and enabling safe, profitable income for investors.
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Life Tcsurance
Roger Babaon
Doctor and patient discuss morning cough
A doctor asks about the morning cough while the patient admits to practicing all night. The exchange hints at possible confusion or a comedic miscommunication in a historical dialogue.
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Addison
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