11 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
1
The Well Known Curtis Publications advertise subscriptions for Saturday Evening Post $2 per year Weekly, Ladies Home Journal $1 per year Monthly, Country Gentleman $1 for 3 years, and all other magazines. Subscribe through me and save money.
Wanted notices seek educators for Durrells Academy Superior Department Central High Superior and Crow Head school with A A grade and experience. Salaries 500 450 300 respectively. Apply with references to the Chairman Educational Board United Church P Moores Twillingate. Authorized Agent 4 wks.
A capable young woman applies to Jin. A. H. Hodge for the general servant position, outlining readiness for varied household tasks and reliable service as advertised in the help wanted notice.
The King George Hotel at Lewisporte will reopen to travelers on May 1 1927. The hotel promises the former courtesy and homeliness in every detail and invites back former guests and new patrons. Service and Satisfaction is the motto. Mrs. Mary A. Freake Proprietress.
Major Sidney Cotton leads a search for the missing French airmen in Newfoundland. It is believed they may have crashed inland, unable to reach any town. The outcome is uncertain, but if they landed in the country they are likely dead or would have provided some information by now.
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh, who completed the New York to Paris flight, disassembles his monoplane in Exceland for shipment to New York. The 25 year old aviator received ovations in France, Belgium and England after crossing over St John’s and Ireland. The New York Paris prize stood at 25 000 dollars with further offers rumored. Icebergs have appeared recently amid variable winds affecting the voyage.
The Intransigeant notes confusion over why a Soviet trade bureau would guard documents with concrete safes secret panels and locked cellars. It wonders if Krassin inspired a city center fortress that has so far escaped British attention.
A about 30 ft motor boat named Honeymoon with a 15 horsepower four cylinder engine is available. Owner Llewellyn Lilly in Lewisporte invites travel to any part of Notre Dame Bay and can be contacted by wire or pickup, often found on the Dot.
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