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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
1
A fragmentary discussion depicts a female preacher addressing sisters on gender roles, public judgment, and the burden of propriety. The speaker contends women face harsher scrutiny than men, urging balance between action and fear of criticism while emphasizing moral duty and community views. The text presents dated rhetoric and echoes of church discourse.
Sir Robert Bond announces his resignation as leader of the Opposition and his seat in the House raising a crisis for the Liberal Party amid pressure from the Fishermen's Protective Union. He cites loyalty breaches and disloyalty, pledging to step down to allow the party to select a successor and urging cooperation to avoid power seizure. The letter references internal party strife, FPUs influence, and impending leadership changes.
Fragmented discussion on Mr Kent and Bond Party supporters amid Sir Robert Hand and Conkerite factions. Telegram letter signatures raise questions of alliances, leadership, and potential third party emergence as elections approach. Names like Kent, Hand, Yates, Conker, and Dunkerites appear with political maneuvering across districts.
R. Bugden announces he has opened a new workshop in the building on Main Street previously occupied by the Sum and will undertake all kinds of work. He states he is prepared to begin immediately and invites inquiries from the public. Date stamped January 17.
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