Newfoundland Treaty Coast Fish Trade Gains Fresh Momentum
Speech notes that the 1818 Treaty remains contentious yet productive, with salt cod and herring trade shifting toward frozen fillets. It highlights General Foods as a catalyst, urges welcoming U S firms to build processing on the Treaty Coast, and cites a Hudson’s Bay Company report recommending inviting U S producers to St John’s to develop fisheries.
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Newfoundland
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Commission of Government
St. John's
Co-Operation Our Guiding Star in Newfoundland
The article extols co operation as Newfoundland's budding path amid obstacles and opposition. It cites Magistrate Quinton defining cooperation as working together for a common purpose and argues it as a universal, moral force guiding peace, progress, and brotherhood across society.
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Our Guiding Star
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Lotus
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Mipiatrate Wuinton
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Universal Brotherhood
Living As We Pray Confederation Life Hymn
A religious poem urging daily deeds of charity and prayer. It contrasts acts of mercy with careless living, asking readers to put God first, help neighbors, and live righteously to seek salvation and divine reward. The piece emphasizes compassion, repentance, and spiritual renewal.
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