Twillingate Sun notices and rates brief 1930
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland and higher rates for Canada England and U S. Advertising rates include long term contract and short term 25 cents per inch. A 25 cent fee applies for notes of thanks. Feb 22 1930 Twillingate Newfoundland.
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Twillingate
Mld
S. Roberts
Propr
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
New Wing Fund Aids N D B Memorial Hospital
The N D B Memorial Hospital launches a 1930 campaign to build a new wing to ease patient congestion. Dr. C E Parsons outlines needs while a large committee led by K M Batten and Stephen Loveridge organizes collection efforts.
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N. D. B. Memorial Hospital
C. E. Parsons
New Wing
K. M. Batten
Stephen Loveridge
South Coast Disaster Relief Campaign Thanks Noted
Governors and Lady Middleton thanked donors across the country and abroad for generous cash and clothing contributions to aid the South Coast sufferers. R F Horwood outlined collected items and praised support as the total neared 210000000 with further outside offerings. The committee invites continued donations to help the region recover.
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Lady Middleton
R. F. Horwood
S. W
Three Lives Lost in Sunday Storm Reported by Radio
Radio from St. John's relays that the South Coast state suffered three deaths and thousands in damages in Sundays storm. Boston reports Thursday night hearing with local lines down and no further particulars at hand.
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St. John’s
South Coast
Boston
Emusion Whisk Promises to Rebuild Weight and Strength
An old patent medicine pitch touts Emulsion whisk as a remedy after illness. It claims to restore weight and vigor, selling bottles for 50 cents and 1.00.
Foundry and Hy Grade Contracting Co Acknowledged
Acknowledgement received from Toronto Type Foundry and Hy grade Contracting Co per T M Roberts and Bro Brooklyn N Y. Expresses thanks for calendars and fast mail delivery.
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Toronto Type ‘Foundry
Hygrade Contracting Co
T. M. Roberts & Bro
Brooklyn
Memorial Hospital Appeal for New Wing at Notre Dame Bay
Head of Memorial Twillingate outlines a drive to raise 15 000 for a new hospital wing after 60 beds proved insufficient. A 25 000 grant from the Commonwealth Fund and a 10 000 government grant are pledged, with about 40 000 residents asked to contribute. Plans include an operating suite, children’s ward, tubercular wards, and private rooms to finish within a year.
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Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital
Ashbourne
Osmond
Newfoundland
United States
Commonwealth Fund of New York
Commonwealth Fund
Memorial Hospital
Bay
St. John’s
Canada
Notre Dame Bay
Twillingate
Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Wing Fund Campaign
A letter from the Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Association urges communities to raise funds for a new hospital wing. It lists costs for several rooms and wards, including two TB wards, children's porches, and labor toward beds and furnishings. The author appeals to every community to participate in the building effort.
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T. B
Notre Dame Bay
Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital
Quiet Wedding Unites Elizabeth Young and William Lever
Elizabeth Young and William T. Lever were married at St. Marys Church on January 22 at 8 80 p m in a ceremony conducted by Rev. A B S Stirling. The couple will reside at 68 Bannerman Street St Johns after a honeymoon to Hearts Content.
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St. Mary's Church
Elizabeth Young
William T. Lever
Bowering Bros
A. B. S. Stirling
James Randell
Leah Randell
Wallace Curran
Balsam Place
Bannerman Street
St. John’s
Mrs. Lever
Lash-option youths flogging case shocks Canadian court
Five youths convicted of automobile theft faced six lashes or prison. Four chose flogging, though statute limits lashes. Magistrate Burbidge sought written parental permission to impose the punishment, calling the case unique and a deterrent.
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Burbidge
Webbine J
Trade talks with Canada Newfoundland trade subsidies proposed
Premier Squires in Ottawa says negotiations are under way with Canada and Newfoundland on a trade agreement. Proposals include a subsidy for Cabot Straits steamers in exchange for trade concessions. Also notes court petition by M E Martin Timber Merchant for a Labrador timber license amid disputes with Monroe Government. Passengers report abundant partridges along the Whitbourne Briggs line. Henry Ford plans to devote remaining life to education and schools funding. Canadian government establishes freezing plants for Maritime fishermen. Chinese pirates seize twelve oil-laden junks on river delta valued at $50,000.
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Briggs Junction
Squires
Ottawa
Labrador
Canada
Mid
Henry Ford
Burgeo
Herbert Green
Mahone
Sentinel
Twillingate Barber Appeals for Regular Customers
A local barber appeals for steady patronage to justify continuing service in the town. He warns that if pat ronage remains weak, he will sever ties and leave regular customers in the same prepaid predicament. The notice invites residents to sit at Payne's Store and pay for a clean up, becoming regulars.
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Twillingate
Berber
Payne's
North Side
Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertised as best antacid
A Newfoundland medicine advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the standard antacid for 50 years. It promises quick relief, neutralizing acid in minutes and restoring comfort, urging buyers to obtain the genuine product prescribed by physicians. Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd. is named as sole agent.
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Phillipa
Newfoundland
Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd
Obituary: Edwin A Crowther of Newfoundland
Edwin A Crowther, English born draper and longtime Newfoundland employee, died at 66 after a long illness at his home 191 Pleasant Street. He worked for Ayre & Sons and later British Import Co. funeral set for 2 30 p m tomorrow. He left a wife Mrs Crowther nee Oakley and four children, plus five brothers and four sisters in England. He belonged to Masonic societies and Travellers' Association.
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Pleasant Street
Edwin A. Crowther
Cumberland
England
Newfoundland
Messrs. Ayre & Sons
British Import Co
Masonic Society
Tasker Lodge
S O.E
Dudley Lodge
Leeming Lodge
S O.A
Travellers’ Association
Athea Oakley
Crowther
James Oakley
St. John’s
Twillingate
Winter Health From Cold Air and Snow
A physician argues winter may aid health by pure Arctic air and snow cleaning the atmosphere. He cites: cold reduces disease germination, snow purifies air, and cold drives exercise to improve circulation, while overheated rooms negate these benefits.
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Arctic
Note of Thanks to Drs and Nurses at NDM Hospital
Mrs Edwin Roberts expresses deep gratitude to the doctors and nurses of the N D M Hospital for their kindness during her illness. She praises Dr Wood for identifying the trouble and Dr Parsons who visited her home with Dr Wood before admission.
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N.D. M. Hospital
Wood
Parsons
Mrs
Edwin Roberts
Mother and Son Both Receive Benefit From Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs H Lett of Campbell's Bay Quebec endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills saying they greatly helped her and her son. The ad promotes the pills as purifying blood and boosting energy while aiding kidney function, claiming winter weakness and run down conditions improve with use. Available from druggists or The Dodd's Medicine Co. Ltd. Toronto.
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Campbell's Bay
P.Q
Dodd
H. Lett
Nature
Dodd’s Medicine Co. Ltd
Toronto 2
Ont
Peckford Family Move To Hospital Visit Or Travel
Mr Wilbur Peckford and his sister Stella visited their father Mr Thomas Peckford at the hospital in Change Islands led by Mr Adolphus Rice. Rice also took his father Mr Joshus Rice to Lewisporte and Joshus returned to Buchiane after a month away.
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Wilbur Peckford
Change Islands
Stella
Thomas Peckford
Adolphus Rice
C. I
Rice
Joshus Rice
Lewisporte
Buchiane
Meeting Notice on Hospital Work and Needs
Monday night and the 24th members of the 9. U. Biate plan to address the hall by Dr. C. EB Parsons on hospital work and its needs. All brethren are requested to attend.
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9. U. Biate
Parsons
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