Public Notice of Fresh Salmon Prices Under Price Order
Public notice states maximum retail prices for fresh salmon in Newfoundland towns including Grand Falls Windsor Corner Brook Corner Brook St Aytrbermouth and Gander. Prices fixed per unit include 20 ats a Ib dressed 25 cts a lb cup 33 cts a lb. Orders dated June 27 1949 and June 2 1949 remain effective with prices to May 1950 the notice signed by Minister of Supply Philip Forsey.
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Jane Both
St.Job's
Newfoundlana
Grand Palle
Windsor
Corner Brough
Corner Brook
PSO
Wisisu
Corner Brook St
Aytrbermouth
Ginder
Record fragment from a distant page shows broken speech
Fragmentary lines speak of a hundred year period and peril, mentioning native speech and a person named Foy. The text is garbled with unclear context and missing details. No clear event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable bits.
Fragmented dialogue reveals tense train car moment
A chaotic scene aboard a train features multiple voices including Lothar and George. The conversation hints at danger with loose items and a dangling lantern as a sleeper ends is exposed.
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Pollan
George
Honses
Tink
Steggil
Suburban Family Buys Noises Off Toward Watchful Dog
A family moving to the suburbs hires a watchdog to deter burglars. The dog sleeps through the burglary, while the dealer notes the need for a louder wake up call. The doctor, called away urgently, rushes from his study to fetch his bag as his daughter questions him about a call he cannot ignore.
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Tiis Dauahter
Mme
Arby
Quiet Season of Meditation at Church
In a time of worldly uproar, church retreat offers rest for the soul. A season of quiet meditation helps believers assess life, calm fevered thoughts, and feel God’s nearness, guiding balanced judgment and calm hearts amid daily turbulence.
Founders Day visit sparks cod fish meal breakthrough
Premier Smallwood headlines a Newfoundland tour ending with Founders Day in St Johns on June 24. The trip featured a West Coast reception, royallike honors, and the unveiling of a new cod fish processing method by two Montreal chemists. The process promises a plant in Newfoundland this year, cut plant costs and waste from cod by up to 40 percent, boosting the fishing economy.
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St. John’s
Smallroad
Western Canada
Newfoundland
Preet Smallwoo
Ilmoentan
Westiirieer
B.C
Queenihe
Oremaier
Terote Yyith U
Visitiog
Sorh
Molasses and Vitamins Skepticism In Nutrition Debate
A speaker questions the health value of growing emphasis on vitamins and nutrition, arguing against drawing conclusions from a single long life. The piece notes advancements in the science of nutrition and its impact on modern health concepts.
Grandma’s molasses in a Newfoundland diet tale
The article recalls Grandma’s day with simple foods like molasses baked goods and porridge, noting limited supplies yet strong nutrition. It contrasts rare fruits with staples, highlighting locally grown berries, cabbage, and Newfoundland sole as nourishing equivalents to costly imports.
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Brealth
Ana
Molasses Described As Energy and Bone Builder
The article explains how foods vary in energy provision and body-building support. It highlights molasses as a source of energy with minerals like calcium for bones and teeth and B vitamins for nerves and vitality.
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Ag Tvell
Sogdr
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Mey
Philip 5
Forsey
Supply
Lothar
Geralds
Doyle. Ltd
Elea WW. Brepe
slHantic Guardian
Tna
Ottawa
the Government of Canada- By
Bank OF Canada
Edwin Facey & Son
TY Flour
Agctbertal
Stephen
Loveridge
Brick
Doyle LI
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