Governor Visits Butterine Factory on Golden Jubilee Preparations
His Excellency Sir Murray Anderson visits Harvey Brehm Ltd to tour the butterine factory celebrating 50 years of production. The visit highlights include the strict cleanliness measures, air purification, sterilization, and 4000 annual milk tests. The event marks Harvey & Company in Newfoundland’s silver jubilee with the late R A Brehm opening the first battering factory.
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Murray Anderson
C. B
Williams
McCrone
Avalon Creamery
Sunshine
Harvey- Brehm
Harvey & Company
R. A. Brehm
Newfoundland
Black Jack roofing felt praised by users
The ad claims Black Jack registered one ply roofing felt lasts longer and is better. It urges readers to buy from local merchants and notes Colin Campbell Limited of St. John's Newfoundland as the source.
Not finding Brown at hom I delivered your messag
A humorous Benjamin Franklin tale about spelling to illustrate how a simple misspelling can alter meaning. The anecdote recounts a letter missing Brown at home and the chambermaid Betty's witty reply about spelling.
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Benjamin Franklin
Brown
Hom
Messag
Deborah Franklin
Betty
Pleasure That Isn’t Shared Dims Its Power
A reflective line notes that joy divided with another loses half its power to please, suggesting shared happiness enhances impact and meaning.
Be Wee Was Driving When Hit By Car
An incident report notes that Be Wee was driving when a vehicle struck, details incomplete due to damaged text. The fragment mentions the collision but lacks clear location, date, injuries, or resulting actions. Further readable context is required for a fuller summary.
Redditch Needle Industry Powerhouse Behind Britain’s Craft
The Master at The Needlemakers' Company banquet notes Britain’s 750 million needles produced last year with Redditch as the hub. He claims Redditch dominates needle pin and fishhook manufacture, employing nearly all locals for centuries, and questions where discarded items go as output soars.
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Great Britain
Redditch
Worcestershire
Earth
St. Thomas
Not So Good A Farmer's Son Trains For Law
A farmer's son pursues a legal career and moves to town where his father secures him an office boy position at a law firm. The vignette notes the counsel and ambition shaping the young man as he begins work.
Sir Harry Lauder Spotted at Hotel Dining Before Show
Scots comedian Sir Harry Lauder was dining when a visitor with reddish hair approached asking for passes for himself and his wife. Lauder replied that he had none but invited the man to the stage door after the performance for a story about what happened inside.
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Sir Harry Lauder
Sir Harry
Lauder
London displays world’s largest penknife from 1851
The 1851 largest penknife with 1850 blades is on show in London. Each blade opens and is a perfect penknife. The knife weighs over three stone. An offer of 7500 dollars was refused.
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London
The Explanation
A woman jokes about preferring her husband Henry over marrying M T Head a millionaire telephone magnate. Henry concedes the point, noting the contrast with the rich suitor and the hats stockings and other items mentioned.
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Henry
The New Car Father and Family Chat
A playful exchange among family members asks about fuel economy color interior speed and sound of a new car while neighbors question affordability. The light dialogue sketches curiosity about a modern automobile.
Hospital Fund Drive Prompted by Visitor and Editor Exchange
A visitor asks to contribute to the peers hospital and editor responds with enthusiasm. The editor urges calling tonight to arrange ambulance service and mentions two ambulances ready.
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Peers Hospital
Boy Chastises Neighbor Over Music Hint
A boy recalls the neighbor advising him to cut his drum open to see what is inside, prompting a mother’s puzzled question about the man’s knowledge of music.
Manchester judge rules policeman not a worker in claim
In a compensation claim case in Manchester England the judge ruled that a policeman is not a worker.
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Manchester
England
My Bible and its opening of salvation plan
A devotional style piece extols the Bible as timeless guidance and source of peace. It highlights Jesus Calvary sacrifice, miracles, salvation for sinners, and the promise of eternal reward. Written in reverent tones, it credits Andrew Kunnepy with the hymn-like reflection.
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Jesus
Dana
God
Andrew Kunnepy
Census places 3,500,000 dogs in England
A recent census tallies 3.5 million dogs in England. The report highlights pet ownership patterns and regional distribution, with authorities noting rising urban dog populations and related welfare considerations.
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England
Remarkable blood-food Ferrozone promises quick relief
To regain strength and overcome weakening diseases the ad touts Ferrozone as a perfect blood nourisher. After meals two small tablets claim to restore vigor, improve mood, ease irritability and nervous tension, and ironize the blood for robust health. Sold for fifty cents at druggists.
Delicate Mosquito Gland Surgery Aims at Paresis Cure
Surgeons plan microsurgical removal of salivary glands from mosquitoes to obtain malaria germs carried in them. The glands will be used to give paresis patients artificial mosquito bites as part of experimental treatment.
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Eagle Brand
the Norden Co., Limited
Yardley Nonse
Toronto
Ont
Addrosa
Butterine Factory
Harvey Brehm, Ltd
Black Jack
Jack
Colin Campbell Limited
St. John’s
Sunlight
Sunlight Premium Office
St. John's
Legal Card
R. C., B. Mercer
Barristers At Law
Bethlehem
Calvary
John
Australia
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Ee Sss
Nfld
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