Twillingate Sun Advertisement Rates and Policies
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada and 1.50 to England the U. S. A. and other countries. Advertising rates include 25 cents per inch for short term ads with potential reductions for longer contracts. Notes of thanks incur a 25 cent charge. The paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Timber Cut Plans Spark Local Protest at Comfort Cove
In Willingate on January 12 1935 residents protest a timber cutting contract near Comfort Cove Neck between Newstead and Chappel's Head. They warn that pit props will wipe out standing timber, affecting shore settlements along Comfort Cove to Loon Bay and their relief needs while inland woodstock may keep relief efforts supplied. The Three Mile Limit should be spared to protect remaining timber used by settlers for fisheries and daily independence.
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Comfort Cove Neck
Newstead
Chappel's
Comfort Cove
Loon Bay
Trial reports grow as Hauptmann case proceeds in Flemington
Radio and teletype coverage intensify as witnesses testify in the Hauptmann kidnapping trial in Flemington New Jersey. Dr Condon says the man he spoke with in the Bronx Cemetery admitted involvement and that the child was in gate care for the ransom of fifty thousand dollars. The jury includes four women and will weigh a mass of evidence while the defense prepares its case.
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Hauptmann
Flemington
New Jersey
Condon
Col Lindbergh
Bronx
Mammy's Lil Wil Rose Play Delights Alexandra Fall Audience
The play Mammy's Lil Wil Rose, staged at Alexandra Fall on Wednesday night, drew a well attended crowd. Proceeds go to educational funds. performers included Rose, Whiteway, LeGrow, Ri B Smith, Ed Bulgin, Pedic, Hick mah, Vienna Raves, Radbourne, Margaret Gillett, Violet Gillead, and more.
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Mammy
Lil
Wil’ Rose
Alexandra Fall
Rose
Hose
Messrs
Whiteway
LeGrow
Ri B
Smith
Bulgin
Misses
Pedic
Hickmah
Vienna
Raves Radbourne
Margaret
W. Gillett
Violet ‘Gillead
The
Agni
Amateuts
Not a rheumatic pain for four years
A 70 year old man reports long relief from rheumatism after using Kruschen for years. He says he was nearly incapacitated for nine weeks previously, but has remained free of rheumatic pain for more than four years, crediting Kruschen with dissolving uric acid crystals and preventing recurrence.
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Kruschen
The King's Christmas Message From Sandringham
The King's Christmas Broadcast began at 11 37 am and ended at 11 42 am on Christmas Day. He spoke to all his people near and far, urging unity as one family and sending greetings to overseas dominions. He wished India’s peoples care and value for their place in the world family, noting his 25 years on the throne. He prayed blessings and commended listeners to the Father.
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Sandringham
India
Todd
Death of Herbert Augustus Herder
The Evening Telegram Limited reports the death of Herbert Augustus Herder, vice president and circulation manager, youngest son of Mrs. W J Herder. He passed away on December 28. The SUN joins in condolences.
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The
Evening Telegram Limited
Herbert Augustus Herder
W.J. Herder
SUN
Girl Guides Appoint New Ranks After Captain Vacancy
Promotions within the Girl Guides include Miss Magmie Roberts advancing to Captain and Mrs E B Hodge promoted to First Lieutenant with Miss Hazel Loveridge becoming Patrol Leader and Secretary Lieutenant. The First Twillingate Company continues activities every Monday night at the Masonic Temple tower flat.
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Girl Guides
Hollands
Magmie Roberts
E. B. Hodge
Hazel Loveridge
Tower
Masonic Temple
Petition to improve Arm Academy room conditions
Mr. Edgar Roberts advocates petitioning to improve a crowded Arm Academy room that troubles comfort in winter. He argues cramped school spaces harm health and education and urges teachers to heed reminders rather than indirect complaints.
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Edgar Roberts
Arm Academy
Notable Visits and Transport Amid Coastline Medical Arrivals
Confed Life report notes Rev. Butler visiting Moreton s Hr on Wednesday. Osmond s boat ferried him after bringing Mr Fred Snett to hospital. Butler returned yesterday. Mr John Roberts conveyed a patient from Change Islands on Tuesday by motor boat, returning the same day. Mr Snelgrove came from Exploits on Tuesday. A motorboat carried Chief Officer Sidney Phillips and others of the Clyde crew from Lewisporte to the area on Tuesday.
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Rev. Butler
Moreton's
Osmond
Fred Snett
Butler
John Roberts
Change Islands
Snelgrove
Exploits
Sidney Phillips
The
Clyde
Lewisporte
Judgment Over Seized Cow Returns to Owner in St Johns Court
Magistrate Browne presided at St Johns where a seizure case over a cow grazing on vegetable plots ended with judgment for return of the animal to the plaintiff. The judge ruled the sheriff could seize but not both seize and award damages, leaving questions about a fence and remedy for crop losses unresolved.
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Browne
St. John’s
Debate over Newfoundland electing MPs to Parliament
The Advocate notes a rumour Sir John Hope Simpson may urge the Dominion to elect Newfoundland’s Nfld members. A Telegram letter proposes three MPs for England representing Newfoundland, divided into three districts. The Newfoundlander calls for responsible government and a major effort.
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John Hope Simpson
Nfld
House of Commons
England
Mrs Thomas Burton Laid To Rest After Funeral Services
Mrs Thomas Burton died Friday week and was buried Monday after services at the SS United Church. Rev Laite officiated at the Arm Cemetery. Her husband survives with a son Herbert and another son Bennett Burton of North Side, along with many relatives.
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Thomas Burton
the Arm
Laite
SS. United Church
Bennett Burton
North Side
Herbert
Newfoundland News Roundup From St John’s Jan 4
Reports from the Natural Resources Department show shipbuilding progress under government schemes and the Bounty Act with about 2000 people off work this winter. The herring fishery at Bay of Islands ends as 13 500 barrels of Scotch cure are packed and prices rise.
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St. John’s
Natural Resources Department
Bay of Islands
W.B. Kean
S.S. Portia
Browne
Bermuda
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
Nassau
Bahamas
United States Coast Guard
Thetis
Rhode Isle
St. George's
United States
Washington
Hauptmann
New Jersey
England
Europe
Liquor Control
H. V. Hutchings
Customs
James McNeilly
Board of Liquor Control
Mifflen
Linegar
Finance
Thomas Lodge
S.S. Dominica
New York
International Power & Paper Confrd. Ltd
Justice Department
Apology paid to rum runner sinking crew
A settlement provides 50 666 dollars compensation for the sinking of the rum runner Im Alone. Captain Randell and crew receive 25 006 dollars of the total. The League of Nations council meets at Geneva with Turkish representative presiding. Britain is represented by Sir John Simon and Mr Aden. The Saar plebiscite dominates the agenda with results awaited Monday night. Saar authorities express confidence in maintaining order and adequate precautions.
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Gapt
Randell
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Turkey
Britain
John Simon
Aden
Saar
Drift wood from storm piles up on North Island shore
Elmo Whithorne of North Side appeals to concerned parties regarding government wharf wreckage washed ashore after Monday storm. He and a friend have secured portions and offer to return items proving ownership, while reserving compensation for their efforts. He warns drift wood will be removed after early next week.
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Twillingate
Elmo Whithorne
North Side
Halifax Man Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills After Painful Back Strain
William Peacock of Halifax Nova Scotia describes severe back pain mistaken for a strained muscle. After seven boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he recovered enough to work again and continued using them, praising relief from chronic kidney trouble.
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Halifax
N.S
William Peacock
Veith Street
Dodd
Humber Trevald Voices Ports On Tax Treatment Of Parcels
Humber Trevald voiced broad port sentiments opposing dutiable parcel carriage to St Johns over Port Aux Basques arguing quicker delivery to recipients. The fragment hints at newspapers promoting advertising stereos and electro types as approaching the Customs Dept for remedies.
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Humber Trevald
St. John's
Port Aux Basques
Customs Dept
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Dole
Liviers
Forteau
Nova Scotia
Ceylon
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Court of Enquiry
Silver City
Commission
Board of Trade
St. Joseph’s
Salmonster
St. Mary’s Bay
William Campbell
Ign
Laval
France
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Italy
Rome
Austria
Samuel Harle
Henry
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Std
Supreme Court
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Boston
Hauptman
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