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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1927
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun from February 26 1927 urges restraint in political rhetoric and calls for better local news coverage and transparency. It questions government secrecy, notes hospital and business discussions, and references a controversial wedding report as an example of misinformation.
A thanked calendar from H. and M. Bishop of St. John’s features a fine colour printing titled Old Venice. The note acknowledges the publication as a valued calendar item from the bishop's house.
Mr Jobo Gillett who had his leg reset at the Hospital earlier is now able to get around on the ward and move with aid as recovery continues.
Mr. R. S. Roberts remains in recovery as doctors report a skilled removal of a transposition of the intestinal tract. The tubercular abscess being drained appears extensive, according to medical notes.
An influential Lisbon newspaper blames Portugal's unrest on self seeking politicians without a statesman. The public shows apathy, revolts seen as battles among indignant leaders. Industrialists complain of undeveloped resources due to weak polity while farmers feel neglected. The nation seeks a strong leader.
A Franklin resident, Ni H. man, reportedly revealed an unige method to catch rabbits. The night before he planned to prepare the animals, he sprinkled red substances as part of the process.
The association voted to relocate the old Wild Cove hospital building to the Memorial Hospital site to be converted into a nurses home. They expect strong turnout from supporters at the rally on Thursday morning.
Messrs Jonas Elliott and George Roberts plan to launch the Nurses Home near Wild Cove Hospital. With the ice now in good condition it is deemed prudent to move the building at once to a convenient location close to the hospital.
Nurse Byrne, head nurse at Memorial Hospital, left Sunday for St. John's due to her mother's illness. Mr. Saul White drove her to Lewisporte. She is the daughter of City Head Constable Byrne.
On Friday last half of the house owned by Dr. C. E. Parsons was moved to land owned by Mr. George Blandford after a large rally. Builders Earle and Saunders cut the dwelling in two and hauled the other half from the Arm on Monday. Men women and children joined in the mass effort.
The London Weekly edited by Hayden Guest M.P. is praised for its first edition. It aims to build economic and political organization of the Empire and is described as non partisan.
Editor Charles E. Parsons thanks all who assisted in moving the house from the Army to Mr Blandford's premises. Special gratitude goes to Capt Tom White and his son Joseph for leading the launch operation.
Messrs Robert Mille and Harry Manuel arrived from Lewisporte on Thursday, bringing news and impressions from their visit.
Thursday marked Anniversary Day as the Society of United Fishermen held services at South Side United Church led by Rev. J. W. Winsor. Members marched from their Hall at 2 pm, recalling a heritage of faithful living and urging dedication to present opportunities, with Miss Flora Roberts at the organ and a social gathering at the hall afterward.
Mr. Arthur Manuel entered the hospital on Friday and underwent surgery on Sunday. He has been advised to have prompt operative attention for an intestinal abscess or fistula and is now reported doing well. Manuel has served on the hospital board of directors for years, balancing duties with his commercial business despite poor health.
The Memorial Hospital directors announce a donation of 100000 from Mrs E Anna Wilkins of Westport Connecticut United States. The funds will be invested and the income used to support the Lucy Foley Romelly Room maintenance at the hospital.
Several men departed yesterday aboard the Terra Nova to join sealing steamers bound for the Icefields from St John’s. Listed travellers include Thomas Dalley Elias Dalley Reginald Reid Harry Guy Lewis Lambert P Powell Sagous Edward Moody Joseph Bulgin William Gillett Boothic George Rogers Jobo Horwood Wiv aa Bulgin Baxter Geo Gillett Thos Guy Alfred eaten Ralph Bulgin Harris Bulgin and others are en route with more names pending.
Telegraph News reports Finance Minister Robb presented four year debt reduction of 95 million dollars. For the current year revenue is 394 million and expenditure 360 million, with an announced tax reduction of 27 million.
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