Newfoundland Official Taps Gushue for Fishery Products Chair
The Combined Food Board at Washington proposes Mr Gushue as Chairman and Newfoundland representative on the Committee on Fishery Products. The Newfoundland Fisheries Board chair agreed to accept with review after six months, while an acting chairman would lead during absence under the Fisheries Board Act of 1936.
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Commission of Government
Combined Food Board
Washington
Raymond Guerine
Newfoundland Fisheries Board
Newfoundland
Gushte
Lee Marshall
United States of America
R. W. Brand
United Kingdom
N. Barton
Canada
Gushue
Fisheries Board
Mascot R S M Keeps Newfoundland Unit On Parade
Regimental Sergeant Major Laur ent Robillard of St Hyacinthe oversees a Newfoundland based unit where a large black Newfoundland dog acts as acting R S M. The dog wakes him each morning, obeys loyally, drinks only chocolate, and never touches alcohol while ensuring mornings stay orderly.
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Newfoundland
Laurent Robillard
St. Hyascinthe
R.S.M
R.S M
R. M. Robillard
Mr. Robillard
Chan
Only One Thing for Rheumatism Promoted
A letter claims Kruschen Salts cured a severe shoulder rheumatism after two years of failure with other remedies. The writer details starting with a teaspoon in hot water each morning and asserts the pain vanished and remains gone while continuing the daily dose.
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Kroachen
Bia
Monopoly in Local Industry
A Trade Review passage explains how a single producer often dominates a country’s home market, risking unemployment and low wages when competition rises. It notes that lasting manufacturing generally requires building both home and export markets, and cites historical cases where monopolies harmed all involved.
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Primario
United Slaven
Bank of Nova Scotia Year End Statement Reaches Record Assets
The 112th Annual Statement for the Bank of Nova Scotia shows total assets at a record year end of 493,195,832 dollars, up over 80 million from the prior year. Deposits rise to 426,753,927 dollars, up about 81 million, with investments up around 49 million to 210,586,369 dollars. Net earnings are 1,717,961 dollars after taxes, compared with 1,860,262 dollars last year.
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Bank of Nova Scotia
Youth Scout in Uniform Faces Home Guard Drill Harsh Remark
A Home Guard recruiting officer scolds a 14 year old in Scout attire, insisting the boy should return when older. The scene captures tense training atmosphere and strict enforcement of eligibility during drill practice.
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Home Guard
Home Guards
Freedom and Liberty in Religious Civil Liberty Quotes
A garbled clipping presents quotes on freedom from James 1 24 Daniel Webster and Bowles. The text debates the meaning of freedom, divine government, and human agency, suggesting liberty as a divine cause that cannot be quenched by human effort.
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Daniel Webster
Russia and Liquor in Wartime Attitude Noted
The Bay Roberts Guardian remarks on Russia’s wartime stance and its notable efforts, reflecting on the current conflict. It discusses the country’s actions and public perception, highlighting the influence of Russia’s conduct in the war.
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Bay Roberts Guardian
Russia
Emrectrn
Russia once among world’s hardest drinking nations
A Canadian White Ribbon Tidings note cites that Russia was, less than four generations ago, among the heaviest drinking countries globally, reflecting social and cultural battles over alcohol. The passage contrasts past norms with present realities and references extensive travel distances as a measure of historical experience.
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Australia
Russia
Bran Fudge Squares Sugar Saving Recipe
A vintage recipe for Bran Fudge Squares uses semi sweet chocolate butter corn syrup All Bran nuts and vanilla. Mix melt beat fold and bake in a 375 degree oven for 25 to 30 minutes yielding 16 squares.
Churchill Smuts on Unity Behind Great Leader
Gen Smuts in a BBC broadcast argues the British are united behind a “greatest leader” who will deliver victory, drawing a parallel to Clemenceau before World War I and claiming the new leader will surpass him in achieving final victory.
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Clemenceau
Tiger
France
Gen. Smuts
BBC
Rising Generation Question Echoed In Family Quip
In a clipped family exchange, a boy asks about the rising generation while a parent responds with a wry remark on fashionable youth and societal change. The dialogue captures generational tension and familiar humor.
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Sofferer
Kraschen
Hatley Coleridge
Bomas
Nppnsidan
Truk
Freedom
God
Bowles
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Mr. Churchill
Smuts
Bobby
Wea
Britain
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
Teheran
Persia
Germany
Roosevelt
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Fifth Army
Naples
Resina
Eddy
Redbirds
M. O’leary Ltd
St. John’s
Henry A. Noel P. O
Carbonear
Conception Bay
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