Twillingate Sun advertising and subscription note
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription rates for Newfoundland Canada England and the U S A with advance payment required. Advertising rates are given for long term display ads with contract pricing and short term ads at 25 cents per inch with potential reductions for length. The paper notes it cannot guarantee late news items and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Unemployment and Machinery Replace Workers in Industry
The piece argues that rising machinery and modern power reduce labor needs, with managers ignoring manual labor and governments distributing dole to cope with unemployment. It notes a portable scraper replacing four men, its uses in roadwork and construction, and cites Newfoundland’s Twillingate as an example of widespread job loss and low wages forcing workers to seek higher pay elsewhere.
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Manuel
Newfounddland
Unprofitable. A writer stirs by the head of a religion
A fragmentary note reports a writer questioning a religious leader and prompting public stir. The text hints at controversy and speculation about a supposed plot or plan.
Religious posting in sparse areas fuels protests
The text argues that postings about sects in small towns provoke opposition. It describes education department involvement and claims the move seeks to proselytize and bind adherents, with residents resisting perceived coercion and anti religious measures.
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Department of Education
Heaven
Hell
Donations To Comfort Cove Church Reach Eight Dollars Fifty
In Newstead on January 22 the editor of the Twillingate Sun publishes a thank you note from M Eveleigh for donations to the Comfort Cove church under construction. Names listed include C L Hodge A H Hodge S G Moors K M Batten John Elliott CV C Mrs Wm Young Miss M Roberts Miss Barbara Brett Mr D B Brett and others totaling $8.50 with requests for more cents from supporters.
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Newstead
Twillingate Sun
Twillingate
Moses
Comfort Cove
C. L. Hodge
A. H. Hodge
S.G. Moors
K. M. Batten John Elliott CV
Dr C E Parsons Leaves for New York Holiday
Dr C E Parsons departs today for New York to interview the Executive Govt over the hospital grant. He plans about six weeks away for rest after two years of top notch work on hospital construction and opening. Nurse Taylor also heads to Williamsport PA for a return trip. Dr Wilshusen of Presbyterian Hospital New York now in charge at the hospital after passing the Medical Board exam.
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C. E. Parsons
New York
St. John's
Gov't
Taylor
Williamsport
P. A
Wilshusen
Presbyterian
Three Spanish Aviators Open First Leg Toward Buenos Aires
Three Spanish aviators began their flight on January 22 aiming for Buenos Aires and possibly New York, reaching the Canary Islands as their first leg.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Canary Islands
Fragmentary note on Labour Outlook missing copy
A damaged OCR snippet shows an unreadable plea about not receiving a copy of Labour Outlook. The text is garbled with odd characters and incomplete words, hindering clear identification of the issue or date.
Cahill Vindicated After Crosbie Interview Denies Coat to Government
In a Daily News report Sir John Crosbie claimed Cahill visited England on private business at no cost to the Government. Cahill rebutted the charge, stating he travelled for private business with Crosbie and received no government funding. He calls for a full retraction and apology for the persistent slanders.
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John, Crosbie
Cahill
England
M.H.A
Finance Department
Sir John
Sir John Crosbie
Old Country
Daily News
L A Folk Hold Annual Sale and Hot Supper
The L A folk held their annual Sale and Hot Supper in the Citadel on Wednesday night and it was well patronized.
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L.A
The
Citadel
Gale Wreaks Havoc as Bay Waters Spray Land
A great weekend gale battered the area with winds described as among the worst in years. The force drove spray over shorelines and many residents fled their homes as the wind intensified and persisted.
Note of Thanks From Arm Academy Committee
The Ladies of the Arm Academy Committee thank all who helped in any way to make their supper held on January 14 a success. A total of 125 dollars was raised to aid fixing up activities.
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Ladies of the Arm Academy
Fragmentary clipping prompts limited summary
Readable portions show scattered text about a topic involving a person or event but specifics are unclear. No identifiable names, dates, or places emerge to anchor a factual card. Further readable context is required to produce a coherent headline and summary.
Early Winter Prophecies Doubt Spreads Over Ice
Fragmentary notice notes a Wednesday with ice forming enough to walk on yet questions the reliability of earlier winter forecasts. It references past years and contrasts current conditions with those prophecies.
Methodist Churches Raise About 130 In Offering
Rev Winsor spoke on Sunday the 17th about service as part of an interdenominational effort. In total the collection across denominations exceeded 200 dollars.
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Winsor
Capt Saul White Arrives From St Johns on Kyle
Capt Saul White and crew reached from St John's aboard the Kyle. Ethel E and Mr. Lewis Troke remained on the ship to help discharge the fish.
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Saul White
St. John’s
Ethel E
Lewis Troke
Cod Liver Oil Export Tax Applies to Norwegian Shipments
Mr. Stewart Young reports Newfoundland exporters face a new tax under a law passed this year. Norwegian cod liver oil shipments will begin January 1 and pay an export tax, the proceeds funding a foreign public awareness campaign. Newfoundland exporters are advised.
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Newfoundland
Dodd's Kidney Pills Aid Ontarion in Back Pain Relief
Mrs. Albert Lawes of Frankford Ontario credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing two years of backache after trying many remedies. The product, advertised nationwide, is sold by The Dodds Medicine Co. in Toronto.
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Ontello
Dodd
Frankford
Albert Lawes
Canada
Dodds Medicine Co., Ltd
Toronto
Harbourside Health Talk Sparks Political Rant
A writer critiques health laws and civil rights in harbour scenes. He laments confinement for disease prevention, questions enforcement, and derides partisan journalism while urging clearer, calmer discussion.
Public Auction Of Dock Equipment And Gate Parts
A Public Auction will beheld Thursday February 4 at 3 pm in the Masonic Club Room selling a Radio Set one Pole and wire. The S S Newfound land delivered a new dry dock gate in sections from England and it will take a month to assemble. The western dock end will be loaded to float the gate into position weighs 200 tons and uses 100 tons ballast.
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Masonic Club
S.S. Newfoundland
England
Wedding at Boyd Home Unites Violet Gates and Edward Boyd
On Monday evening January 18 a pretty wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Elijah Boyd. Violet Gates daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gates wed Edward Boyd eldest son of Mr and Mrs Elijah Boyd. Rev W Barry performed the ceremony. A reception and supper for about 40 guests followed. The bride received many gifts. Summerford correspondent notes stormy Telegrap h lines hinder foreign news.
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Elijah Boyd
Violet
James
Gates
Edward
Elijah Boyde
W. Barry
Summerford
Jan
Unclear fragment on Russia Turkey Geneva talk stirs caution
Fragmentary note hints at Russia Turkey Geneva discussions and potential strain on treaties. It mentions central tensions, ruffled feathers, and lingering questions about further agreements.
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Russia
Geneva
Turkey
What Good Roads Did For Manitoba
More than 20 000 tourist autos from the United States entered Manitoba in the summer of 1925. The Manitoba Motor League record shows about a 40 percent rise from the previous year. Officials credit improved roads to Winnipeg and provincial attractions as the magnet drawing visitors.
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Winnipeg
Mat
United States
Manitoba
Manitoba Motor League
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