Twillingate Sun Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England U S and other countries payable in advance. Advertising rates show 25 cents per line for short ads with adjustments for long terms, fortnightly composition changes, and notes of thanks at 25 cents each. The paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions and reserves limited publication timing.
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Twillingate
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Public meeting forms committee for Silver Jubilee May 6
Magistrate Roberts presides at a Court House gathering to appoint a working committee for the Silver Jubilee celebrations honoring His Majesty. A meeting tonight will finalize arrangements and further details will be announced. Teachers are asked to close schools on the celebration day.
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Court House
Roberts
Closed Lips Play Delights Alexandra Hall Audience
The Alexandra Hall staging of Closed Lips drew a crowded audience on Thursday night with Rev. Butler introducing the performance. Local participants including Mr. and Mrs. Harnett and others sang between acts as the troupe traveled to Moreton's Harbour to repeat the show. Proceeds neared $100 aided by candy and ice cream sales.
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Alexandra Hall
A. Manuel
Butler
Harnett
Hurley
Frank Anstey
Arthur Blackler
Moreton’s Harbour
Annual Parade L O A Loyalist Lodge Service
Tuesday last the brethren of Loyalty Lodge LOA attended divine service at South Side Unit 4 Church where Rev A Laite delivered a sermon on Galatians Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free. After visiting Gilesport to honor aged members the lodge returned for a 5 30 p m dinner by Mrs Sarah Cook and helpers. Evening festivities followed for members and guests.
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Brethern of Loyalty Lodge
Loa
Chnrch
A. Laite
Gilesporte
Sarah Cook
Heavy Snow Disrupts Travel This Week
Travel is severely disrupted this week as heavy snowfalls hit the Runs area. Roads are impassable in many towns and travel advisories warn of dangerous conditions for commuters and travelers.
Start To-Day and Enjoy Good Health
Sussex N B February 25 special Mr D H Carleton a well known resident of this place writes I have used Dodds Kidney Pills for Backache and pains in my Kidneys and I cannot recommend them too highly It is almost impossible for me to write the benefits I have had by using Dodds Kidney Pills I have been troubled with Backache and Bladder Trouble and have used different kinds of kidney pills but they dont give me the relief like I got after taking Dodds Kidney Pills If you have seen anyone suffering with Kidney Trouble you will do all in your power to prevent this terrible ailment getting the upper hand with you But dont waste time experimenting with unsuitable methods of treatment Get Dodds Kidney Pills from your druggist and take them regularly That is the best thing to do
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Sussex
N.B
D H. Carleton
Dodd
Lent Devotional Emphasizes Preparation and Self Denial
The piece frames Lent as a season of penitence and self denial with forty days modeled on Christ. It urges quiet contentment for the poor who cannot fast and exhorts readers to act with cheerfulness kindness prayer and almsgiving. It ends by inviting churches to participate.
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Christ
Sunday and Ash Wednesday Services at St Peter and St Andrew
Sunday schedule lists S Peter's 8 30 Holy Communion 11 Mattins 7 Evensong and St Andrew's 7 Evensong. Ash Wednesday at St Peter's 11 Mattins and Commination Service 7 Evensong. St Andrew's follows St Peter's schedule.
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Mattins
Evensone
St. Peter’s
Mattins & Commination Service
St. Andrew's
St. Peter's
United Church Circuit Meeting Notice
The United Church invites members to reserve March 12 for a Circuit Congregational Meeting at Marshall Hall starting 7 30 p m If weather prevents the meeting will move to the first suitable night later in the week Names listed include Bennett Guy John Elliott and Bennett Anstey with times 11 and 7 and Little Hr 2 30
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Bennett Guy
John Elliott
John Eliott
Little
Bennett Anstey
United Church
Marshall Hall
Salvation Army Evangelistic Meetings Announced
The Salvation Army schedules events from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. with speakers Adjutant Jones and Mrs Adjutant Jones. Activities include a holiness meeting, Free and Easy Praise Meeting, and a Great Evangelistic Service. All are welcome to attend.
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Salvation Army
Adjt. Jones
Capt Titus Locke and Sons Visit Town
Capt Titus Locke and Sons were seen in town on Wednesday, arriving from Tleeard's He, and prompted local chatter about their business and plans.
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Titus Locke
Tleeard’s
Election of Officers at South Side United Church Sunday School
Twillingate February 27 1935 to editor recording the Monday 18 election of officers and teachers for South Side United Church Sunday School. Edgar G Roberts elected successor to James Horwood as Superintendent with a full slate of assistants secretaries treasurers and class officers. The note honors Horwood and urges parental turnouts to support the school, praising current classes, banners and upcoming activities.
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South Side
Lupts
Wilfred Knell
Rachel Young
Ada Smith
Edna Roberts
Rachel Younes
Will White
Will Pelley
Lewis Troake
Wm. Pennell
Joseph Gedge
Ernest Jenkins
Adolphus White
Horwood
Burglary Suspect Burt Fined or Imprisoned in Linfield Case
Constable Manderson arrested Burt of Fridays Bay for taking money from Mr. E J Linfield's store. He was brought to court on Saturday and the magistrate sentenced him to a 15 dollar fine or 25 days in gaol.
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Manderson
Burt
Friday's Bay
E J. Linfield
Local Sealing Venture Hopes for Success and Better Trade
Several men depart to join sealing steamers hoping for success in their venture and a good bill as the outcome of another sealing effort, reflecting preparatory steps and optimism.
Cranberry Corners troupe postpones play due to blizzard
Last Friday the Cranberry Corners play troupe planned a hospital benefit at the Arm Academy but a north west arctic blizzard forced postponement. The group stayed overnight at John Gillett’s home and praised the hospitality. A North Side United Church service followed with Young Worshippers League badges and diplomas awarded for faithful attendance. Weather across regions brought gales, snow, and transport disruption. The Prince of Wales returned from a European holiday. Ralph Lambert and Thomas Knell delivered antitoxin to the hospital. A dog team race from Battle Harbour to Hope Simpson is planned for March 12 with cash prizes and a silver cup. The Boy Scouts met, and the Byrd Antarctic expedition returned to New Zealand before heading to the United States.
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Cranberry Corners
Arm Academy
John Gillett
France
North Atlantic
United States
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic
Prince of Wales
Austria
Europe
Ralph Lambert
Thomas Knell
Lewisporte
Battle Harbour
Labrador
Hope Simpson
Sir John Hope Simpson
S. W. Brazill
J. P
Boy Scouts
Twillingate
Richard E. Byrd
Antartic
New Zealand
Panama Canal
Hag
Newfoundland Rail Newsroom Opens New Paper Shed
General Manager Russell opened the new newsprint shed and pier at Port aux Basques while 115 cars loaded with 2204 tons of paper departed Corner Brook for Port aux Basques. Other items note Lehigh repairs, church dignitaries, and regional government actions ahead of a municipal election.
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St. John’s
Lehigh
Manchester
Russell
Newfoundland Railway
Port-aux-Basques
Corner Brook
Portaux-Basques
R. J. Greene
Canada
United States
S.S. Belle Isle
Hauptmann
Naples
England
France
Commission of Government
T. J. Cheeseman
P. T. Fudge
Disease spreads and deaths rise amid city outbreak
The text notes a weeks long abatement but widespread infection with families struck together. Infant and child deaths rise with the month’s mortality expected to exceed average. Mrs Jeffery dies at 90 in St John’s. Additionally, harp seals seen near Venison Islands and ice coats St John’s harbour after frost. Salvation Army leader Evangeline Booth begins world executive tour. Paraguay notifies Geneva of withdrawal from the League amid Chaco conflict protests.
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Jeffery
Charles Jeffery
St. John’s
Battle
St. John's
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Paraguay
H.B
Geneva
Ite
League of Nations
League
Chaco
Baby Girl Born Without Throat At Baltimore Hospital
A newborn baby girl with no throat opening was born in Baltimore. Doctors inserted a tube for feeding and the infant was reported four days later to be doing well. Hospital superintendent Proctor said the baby has about a 50 50 chance to survive and may later receive procedures to restore throat functions. The mother's name was kept confidential.
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Baltimore
E. Proctor
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