Northern business view on relief work and its social impact
An outspoken northern businessman criticizes relief distribution for speed over value and notes politics in play locally. He argues against paying non needy households and against dependency on government aid, recounting a case of a man refusing $35 weekly work to wait for relief. He warns such conduct harms truly needy families.
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Ministerial charges listed for United Church Twillingate Presbytery
A roster of ministerial assignments across Newfoundland communities. Names include Rev G L Morgan president, Rev A S Batt, and ministers at Baie Verte Campbellton Carmanville Exploits New Bay Fogo Gander Herring Neck LaScie Paquet Lewisporte Little Bay Islands Musgrave Harbour Nippers Harbour Pilley’s Island St Anthony Sop’s Arm Springdale Twillingate Rowland Hawkins among others with credentials and half year designations.
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G. L. Morgan
Reverend G L Morgan Named United Church Conference President
The Rev G L Morgan BD newly elected President of the United Church Conference is a Port de Grave native and former teacher who studied at McGill and United Theological College and has served at multiple Newfoundland parishes as secretary of the conference for two years. Vancouver Sea Scouts led by deaf Scout master Charley Dakin form Canada's only deaf led Sea Scout Troop at the Provincial Deaf and Blind School.
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G. L. Morgan
BVA
United Church .Conference
Port Dé Grave
John T
Aimy Morgan
Abhoo
Herring’ Neck
Hillview
McGill University
Montreal
United Theological College
Newfoundland
George Street
St. John’s
Mogan
St. Anthony
Harbour Grace
Deer Lake
Wesleyrville
Shoal Harbour Chatgea
Vancouver
Vancouver Sea Scout
Charley Dakin
Canada
Fragmentary caption hints at fashion or pose
Brief OCR fragment mentions a girl and clothing but offers no clear event or identifiable names. Unable to determine concrete subject or timeline from the readable text.
Streptomycin's limits on treating active tuberculosis
The note explains that streptomycin, though useful, is not perfectly harmless and must be used wisely. It highlights the danger of indiscriminate use but argues that many effective drugs are injurious if misapplied.
Voyage of Cabot's Matthew to the New Found Land
An aged diary fragment from the voyage of the Matthew in 1497 describes landfall in a landlocked haven bordered by hills. The crew notes provisioning, shore exploration, encounters with aboriginals, hunting, a feast, and preparation to sail again under Captain Cabot and his son Sebastian.
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Matthew
Newfoundland
Sania
Grenada
Britain
Cabbotta
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