Why do They Leave
A reader laments youth emigration from Twillingate, Newfoundland, arguing low wages drive young workers away. They note doctors and ministers demand higher pay while workers struggle, recalling past fairness. The writer fears fisheries decline and warns of economic hardship as men seek better income elsewhere.
Codfish Found While Birding By Mr Harry Anstey
Last week Mr Harry Anstey while out birding caught a small codfish hooked from the water. The fish was very fresh and plump and full of liver.
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Harry Anstey
Death notice for William Thomas Baird infant
The record notes the death at Holwood of William Thomas Baird infant aged 4 months, child of Kenneth and Katherine Manuel. It includes a memorial verse about the baby and a church service schedule referencing Quingage St. Prim's, Holy Communion, Matins, Litany, Evensong, Sermon, and catechising services attended on February 18.
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Holwood
William Thomas
Baird
Derling
Kenneth
Katherine Manuel
Andrew's
Obituary of Lydia Newman of Twillingate at 57
The death angel called Lydia Newman, widow of William Newman of Twillingate, on a Sunday in January. After months of suffering she passed peacefully, ready to depart to be with Christ. She was a devoted mother of four daughters and one son, with many relatives mourning her loss.
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Sydney
C.B
Lydia
William Newman
Twillingate
Christ
Big Hood Seal in Harting Ket Adjt Report
Harting Ket Adjt Hiscock reports from Exploits and Cottie's Island that a resident of Cottie's Cove had a big dog hood. The seal appeared in his herting net though miles around showed no water, and it is presumed the dog tried to reach the net hole.
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Adjt
Hiscock
Exploits
Cottie's Island
Cottie's Cove
Seal
Altho
Notice to Mariners Newfoundlawn Light 1911 1912
Notice describes an air compressed alarm horn installed in a building 30 feet from the Light House at Point Verde Placental Bay. It will be tested January 15 1912 during thick fog with a 4 second blast every 24 seconds and silent intervals. Building and tower color described. Authority A W Pa Minister of Mariindy Department Marine St John s Newtown December 18 1921.
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Nerde
Mariindy
Marine and St. John's
Newtown
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Hirther
Ireland
David Stott
Rake Tinpaidens
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Ealymades
J. W. Hones, Path End
Jetter
W. W. Barke
Campbellton
Enoix Metos
Newfoundland Company
Canada
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