Twillingate Sun Advertisement and Subscription Rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland and 1.50 for overseas, notes advance payment and advertising rates with 25 cents per inch for short term ads, mentions contract pricing for long term ads and reductions by length, and states they do not guarantee publishing late communications or guarantees on correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Mid
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Advocate misleads on Confederation with Canada claim
The Advocate argues against rushing into any Confederation deal, urging respect for the people's voice. It criticizes the Alderdice stance and Royal Commission appointment as misdirection, calls for transparency in debt, reform in financing, and preservation of Terra Nova’s constitutional autonomy.
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Advocate
Confederation
Canada
Alderdice
William Stawart
Royal Commission
Atlantic
Terra Nova
England
Nfid Statement on Commitments and House Debates
In this fragment an emphasis is placed on commitments, the House, and the people of the country. The text suggests controversial limits on action without legislative approval and public accountability. The passage hints at constitutional processes and political consequences.
Refutes Accusation Letter from Rebecca Mercer
Rebecca Mercer of Twillingate denies writing anonymous suspicion letters and challenges any proof. She says she will take an oath to clear her name and asks friends to help identify the culprit behind the slander. The letter, dated March 1 1933, is connected to local gossip and investigations.
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Rebecca F. Mercer
Prayer Call by Protestant Churches to Begin New Year
Bay Roberts Guardian reports that Canadian Protestant denominations urge a united intercession in the first week of the New Year to seek divine guidance for individuals, churches, nations, and the world. They urge programs of life to deepen faith and extend God’s kingdom amid postwar distress.
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Canada
Anglican
Baptist
Presbyterian
United Churches
Fountain of Grace
Bay Roberts
Barter Economy and Relief Efforts in 1933 New York
The article discusses wage cuts and budget concerns as both private firms and governments adjust to unemployment. It explains a growing barter economy with Scrip as a medium of exchange, then outlines relief drives in Greater New York, detailing bread, milk, clothing and other distributions amid persistent price declines and low wages.
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Greater New York
New York
Backache and Headache Vanish After Kidney Pills
John McRae of Wood Island P E I says kidney pills relieved backache and headache after over a year of suffering. He took four boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and reports full improvement. He urges kidney sufferers to try the remedy and notes kidneys cleanse blood and prevent disease.
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Wood Island
John McRae
Dodd
Mrs George Rideout Injury Update at Back Harbour
Mrs George Rideout of Back Harbour slipped and broke a wrist on the sixth, but is reported to be doing well despite the setback.
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George Rideout
Back Harbour
Businessman H J Howlett Seems Unwell in Town Visit
Mr H J Howlett of Eastabrook Tea Co is in town on business and consulting a doctor for stomach trouble at the Primmer House. Mr John C Andrews left last Friday for Dewisporte to Newark Virginia to join the oil tanker Montrolite serving the Imperial Oil Co.
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H.J. Howlett
Eastabrook Tea Co
Primmer House
John C. Andrews
Dewisporte
Newark
Virginnia
Montrolite
Imperial Oil Co
Calendar From Frontenac Ink Works Ltd Montreal
A brief acknowledgment from Frontenac Ink Works Ltd Montreal noting receipt of a calendar sent by mail and thanking the sender for it.
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Frontenac Ink Works Ltd
Montreal
Mrs Annie Scott Stricken With Critical Illness
Mrs Annie Scott fell seriously ill Saturday afternoon and was relieved after Dr Olds administered a drug to quiet the heart. She is reported to have high blood pressure and remains in a critical condition due to weak spells.
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Annie Scott
Grand Falls to Get Weekly Paper by Ryan and Peyton
Friday announcements indicate Grand Falls will launch a weekly newspaper published by Phillip Ryan and L. Peyton. It is assumed Peyton is the son of H. A. Peyton.
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Grand Falls
Phillip Ryan
L. Peyton
Mr. Peyton
H. A. Peyton
Sister's note recalls Snow accident on the eleventh
A message to Mrs. John Gillett from her Boston sister Mrs Skinner states that Alice Snow died after an accident while boarding a streetcar on the eleventh. Olive Snow, a sister, has suffered illness for about two years, suspected cancer.
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John Gillett
Skinner
Boston
Alice Snow
Miss Olive
Letter From The Man You Dont Meet Daily Detected
A confidential Confederation Life letter titled The man you don't meet every day cannot be published until the writers are named. The note appears as evidence of good faith.
Severe Snow Storm Impacts Britain and Global News
Telegraph reports one of history’s worst snow storms halting roads and severing telephone and telegraph lines in Britain. Chicago Mayor Cermak, shot with Roosevelt, remains critically ill as family gathers at his bedside. Sealing fleet set to sail March 6. League of Nations records 42 nations opposing Japan in Manchuria. Japanese delegates exit. Shipping and fishing news includes vast prop coal cuttings in Wales and influenza closures in Newfoundland towns. A Newfoundland reverend died, with regional elections announced for March 21.
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St. John's
Great Britain
Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
League of Nations
League
Seal Island
Labrador
Burgeo
Ramea
Brazil
Suez
A. G. Bayley
Bishop’s Court
Bonavista
Wm. Harris
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
U.S.A
Port-de-Grave
Ernest Gear
Col. Paterson
W. J. Easton
J. J. O’grady
Elliston
Tucker
Catalina
Humbermouth
Botwood
Bridgeporte
Change Jisids
L.D.A
Britain
Birmingham
Mitchell
Caplin Cove
Green Bay
Pelley
Barbados
Duggan
Welles
Dole
É ‘P
Permanent Co
Artis
Six Questions to the Economist on Prohibition and Local Policy
A reader letter seeks six pointed questions for the economist on prohibition timing distillery plans and potential liquor sales. The writer asks about a public itemized budget for the Newfoundland Hotel and the plan to boost local industry while noting prior hints given by the mayor.
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Newfoundland
In Loving Memory of James Gillett
Dear father James Gillett died February 20 1926. Seven years of sorrow since his loss fill this memory with tears and heartache. Friends may not know the pain but Jesus knows. Inserted by Violet and Pansy Gillett.
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James Gillett
Jesus
Violet
Pansy Gillett
Flour trade shift: English milled Canadian wheat shipped to Newfoundland
Newfoundland imports a large flour consignment milled in England from Canadian wheat. A trade source cites price factors behind importing via Liverpool, with Canada US mills at 4.80 per barrel fob St. John’s and Liverpool milling plus duty yielding 3.72 to 5.32 per barrel, depending on duty and freight.
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Minnep
Liverroor St. John’s
Newfoundland
England
The
Daily News
Canada
United States
C. i
St. John’s
Liverpool
Manitoba
C.i
Advocate
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