Death of Gladys Hicks 10-Year-Old at Kettle Cove
The obituary notes the death of Gladys Viola Lillian Hicks at ten years old after a month long illness. She lived with her grandparents at Merritt's Junction and was beloved by family and friends. Interment was at Merritt's Hill U C cemetery with Rev. L Woolfrey officiating from Luke 8 52.
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Twillingate Sun
Gladys Viola Lillian
Arthur Hicks
Kettle Cove
Jesus Dee
Gladys
Kenneth Hicks
Merritts Jr
Public and Bank Holidays Observance Schedule
The notice lists official holidays including February 17 Wednesday, March 17 Friday, March 26 Friday, April 23 Wednesday, May 12 Monday, and His Majesty's Birthday observance.
Confedera tion Life Sermons On Courage And Self Control
A compact collection of religious quotes and admonitions by Reguard William Wistar Comfort A A Proctor and a Bible verse from Matthew 5 6 appears in this page fragment about virtue and faith励
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William Wistar Comfort
Picking Peace Through Virtues Not Faults
The text urges recognizing imperfections without judgment and presenting them to God. It recommends cultivating virtues to choke faults, seeking good in others, honoring it, and trusting faults will fall away in time.
Kruschen Salts Restore Sleep For Indigestion Sufferer
A reader reports years of sleepless nights due to indigestion ending after daily Kruschen Salts. The letter says digestive attacks diminished after initial hesitation and that at age 50 the writer can eat freely, sleep well, and feel renewed. Kruschen is described as six natural salts stimulating liver kidneys and digestion to maintain regular activity.
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Thia
Sage and Turkey Roast Stirs Dinner Club Evening
The chair introduced a noted elderly speaker after a toast session, joking that the prior focus on a sage stuffed turkey would now shift to a turkey stuffed with sage. The quip framed a lighthearted transition in a formal club gathering.
Size and stretch of the Soviet Union noted in Halifax
The Halifax Chronicle reports a speaker praising the USSRs vast reach from Poland to Behring Strait. The piece notes the country covers a seventh of Earths land and claims observers can measure distances to Moscow more readily from Halifax than a Soviet citizen in Vladivostok.
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Union of Soviet Republica
Russia
Poland
Behring Strait
Halifax
Moscow
Vladivostok
Halifax Chronicle
Hamish and Donald Dispute Over Family Estate Split
Two young Scotsmen quarrel over a jointly inherited estate. An old family friend proposes a plan: Donald divides the estate as he sees fit and Hamish then chooses whichever half he prefers. The arrangement leaves Hamish hopeful and Donald confident.
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Donald
Hamish
Walt Mason's portrait of Ambrose Bierce as clever satire
The piece praises Ambrose Bierce as supremely clever and sharp with language, noting his pessimism and sardonic style. It cites his habit of mocking religion and human folly, while condemning prejudice, yet acknowledges his cleverness without presenting firm conclusions.
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Ambrose Bierce
British Line of Succession Amid New King's Accession
London reports the accession of the Duke of York and the resulting order of succession. Princess Elizabeth becomes heir presumptive, with Princess Margaret Rose next, followed by the Duke of Gloucester, Duke of Kent, Prince Edward of Kent, Princess Royal, Lord Lascelles, Hon Geral Lascelles, Princess Arthur of Connaught, and the Earl of Macduff.
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London
Duke of York
Elizabeth
Britain
Victoria
William II
Margaret Rose
Duke of Gloucester
George V
Duke of Kent
Prince Edward of Kent
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Princess Royal
Lord Lascelles
Geral Lascelles
Princess Arthur of
Connaught
Edward VII
Queen Victoria
Earl of Macduff
Prince
Princess Arthur
Pariah Priest Reproaches Pat After Slippery Ground Incident
A humor tone scene shows Pat stumbling home when a pariah priest confronts him about sin. Pat replies he cannot do more than he can, acknowledging the priest’s rebuke about slipping from righteous path.
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Pat
Mirror Reveals Hidden Aphorism In Hut Corner
An African native finds a mirror on the shore and keeps it in a hut corner. He gazes at it daily muttering about his poor dear father. His wife discovers the mirror and, seeing her reflection, accuses him of pursuing an ugly girl.
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Avery
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Confederation Life
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Matt
Kruschen
Newfoundland
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North Side
SUN Office
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Princess Elizabeth
Dr. Wood
Hin
New Brunswick
Mia
H. L. Carpenter
Rothesay
N.B
Brick
Gerald S. Doyle Ltd
ST. John's
Canada
U.S.A
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Namy
E. J. Linfield, T’gate
Standard Marble & Granite
P. O. Box
George Reid
J. McIntyre
Newfoundland Railway