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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
2
The piece urges households to stock a basic first aid kit and learn day to day emergency care with guidance from a family doctor. It warns against quack remedies for cancer and stresses seeking a qualified medical professional for early cancer treatment and cures.
A public tribute extols Gerald Doyle for the Doyle News Bulletin serving Labrador and island settlements. It highlights the twice daily broadcasts aiding isolated communities, preserving timely facts and reducing isolation, and notes its early roots with Wesley Station in the 1930s and Rev Dr Joyce.
The piece recounts Uncle Ned known as Seaweed Ned for his seaweed gathering along Newfoundland shores during Prohibition era. A revenue cutter once rescued him as his boat sank under a load of seaweed, exposing square cases beneath. Ned boasted seaweed as fertilizer and inspired local trials, while Dr. Rose notes the seaweed industry potential in a National Research Council booklet.
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