Twirlingate Sun publication notice and rates
The Twirlingate Sun lists subscription rates of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England U S A and other countries payable in advance Advertising rates include long term display ads at contract price and short term ads at 25 cents per inch with reductions for longer runs The note mentions letters or communications received after Wednesday Notation reflects a local Newfoundland newspaper office on the North Side in Twillingate
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Twillingate
Mad
Roberts
Progr
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
We Welcome You and the New Order at the Capital
A partisan editorial argues for trusting the Alderdice government and prorogative to steer through tough times. It urges national renewal, conciliatory settlement of local disputes, and restraint on alcohol outlets to protect workers and families from waste and hardship. The piece labels future leadership as essential for economic balance and societal well being.
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Ofere
Alderdice
Lodge
Ester
Ajatham
Lovetoor
Private gold shipments stir market fears and policy debate
Se Rushing Gold. Many Million Dollars in gold bars were rushed to America from London on the Bremen and Berengaria. Private interests moved funds to exploit the gold standard, while the dollar's value and Roosevelt policy fears recede and then reemerge, prompting global money shifts and criticism of press opinion and fishermen’s advocacy.
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America
Lond
Bremen
Berengaria
London Times
Jbw
Europe
United States
Whose Business Debate Sparks Liquor Sale Petition
A controversial discussion on the legal sale of spirits reemerges with petitions circulating in Corner Brook and Curling. The contested issue centers on establishing a depot or general store, reflecting ongoing disagreement over proposed licensing.
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Corner Brook
Curling
Thoughts for This Lenten Season
A reflection urging a real Lenten season through private prayer and self examination. It calls Christians to courage to face inner faults, seek fellowship, and pursue a life rooted in God, love, and the cross. Dated Feb. 14 1934, Twillingate.
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Egypt
Jesus
Lambeth
Lfe
Public Letters Policy Calls for Full Names and Decorum
A community newspaper urges readers to sign letters with full names for a year and to avoid unbecoming language while allowing editors to edit or exclude content. The note condemns sensational crime and scandal focus and appeals for political independence and responsible civic discourse.
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Trafic
Unrest in Paris Tied to Bayonne Swindle Fallout
In Paris unrest spikes over the Bayonne pawnshop swindle linked to the Stavisky case. Deputies accuse the Chautemps regime, a cabinet minister Dalimier resigns over bank crash ties, Bayonne mayor is arrested, and mob riots outside the Chamber as Daladier is urged to return. Rioters include Royalists, Communists, Fascists, farmers and veterans, with workers striking on the 12th in protest of dictatorship fears.
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France
Paris
Bayonne
Chautemps
Chamber
Albert Dalimier
Alexendre Stavisky
Herriot
Daladier
Chaos in Vienna as fascist clashes blaze across Austria
Reports say up to 200 killed and 1000 wounded as police and troops confront snipers and rioters in Vienna. Tanks deployed to clear streets while martial law appears declared by Chancellor Dollfuss amid rising German influence fears.
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Austria
Vienna
Charncellor
Dollfuss
Add itional Regulations on Dole System Problems
The dole system once expanded relief, but abuses grew as relief became a business. Stores inflated profits, some signed false affidavits, and varyingly priced goods were charged. The Bureau proposes new regulations requiring affidavits and cost statements to curb dishonest practices and ensure funds aid the needy.
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Bureau of Public Welfare
Dole
Daily News
Question in Twillingate Sun sparks doctor sobriety dispute
In a letter to the editor, the writer defends a prior query about the Medical Centre, clarifying that no statement about doctors’ sobriety was made and challenging Dr Olds to specify what statement he alleges. The exchange centers on distinction between a question and a spoken statement and seeks public interest discussion.
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Twillingate Sun
Doctor O Ds
Dr. Olds
Backache Gone Feels Like Different Women
Mrs Duncan Livingston of Kent Street reports fiber of back pain eased after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says she feels like a different woman after taking six boxes, credits toning and kidney revitalization for health, urges others to buy from their druggist.
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Duncan Livingston
Dodd
Charlottetown
Piet
Kent St
Election of Officers at T A A Meeting
The Twillingate Athletic Association held its annual meeting in the Club Room with many teachers present. The report praised the past year and urged community cooperation for another successful season. Stewart Roberts was named an honorary member for the coming year. Officers elected: President John C Loveridge, Vice President John M Manuel, Treasurer Ray F Hayward, Secretary Maxwell J Guy. A meeting is set for tonight at 8 p.m. in the Club Room.
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Twillingate Athletic Association
Stewart Roberts
Tus Twinin- Gate Sux
John C. Loveridge
John M. Manuel
Ray F. Hayward
Maxwell J. Guy
Sharp
East West Sovint and Nova Scotia News Summary
A Halifax area report notes a jury finding Percy Fearn son guilty of illegal postage stamp dealing, with a two year sentence. Also covered are funding plans for a 73,000 ton Cunard liner, government participation in its construction, political arrivals, Franco British trade measures, insurance appeals over L Atlantique, strikes in France, and Franco-German armament talks. The document mentions the Commission of Government in Nassau Street, naval ship movements Ungava Neptune Thetis, Archbishop Roche letter, Flat Island seals, Austrian fighting, the British Industries Fair, and India quake death toll. ends with details on the arrival of the Gilvia and official landing of Newfoundland leaders.
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St. John's
Feby
Percy Fearnson
Cunard
Clyde
Alderdice
Hope Simpson
T. Ledge
Commission of Government
Halifax
Yesterdaar
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
France
L'Atlantique
French Commercial Court
Paris
Nild Hotel
Hao. F. C. Alderdice
Newfoundland
Jobs
Ungava
Neptune
Peter Carter
Capt. Hill
Thetis
Roche
Flat Island
B.B
Austria
London
Birmingham
Gay
Gilvia
Mr. T. Lodge
J. C. Puddester
Gaston Dobmergue
Ollidi
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