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Twillingate
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U. S.A
United Church of Canada merger moves forward
The Canadian and Newfoundland Conferences plan a formal inauguration this month after a merger. A proposed act will incorporate the United Church of Canada and vest church properties in the new body. Financing aims to ease burdens on Newfoundland and provincial branches while guiding mission work and governance.
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Newfoundland
United Church
Nid
House of Assembly
United Church of Canada
Methodist Church
Make It Profitable Endowments for Churches and Charities Question Wealth
The piece argues that those with means should consider including churches or charitable institutions in their wills. It notes that wealth can fund hospitals, relief for the poor, and education, yet many overlook church offerings. It suggests such plans benefit both relatives and the broader community while aligning with religious duties.
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Cour E
Urgent warning on funds and speculative schemes
The passage warns that reckless finance and wildcat schemes exploit lawful capital. It notes relatives of forefathers, money lenders, and donors abroad can influence misuse. It contrasts delayed returns with poverty and unemployment caused by waiting for chances to profit.
Mourning in Grand Falls for Lydia Moyles at 21
Lydia M Moyles widow of Philip Moyles died Feb 11 at Grand Falls. Funeral from her father's home 11 River View Road attended by relatives and friends. Floral tributes came from many local groups and individuals. The service, led by Comdt Canning, referenced Samuel and the Dead March in Saul. She leaves a husband a two week old baby her parents three brothers two sisters and many relatives. Inserted by her sister Lucy.
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Grand Fall's
Lydia M. Moyles
Philip Moyles
River View Road
Wos
E.V.R
W. White
Wm. Nicholas
H. Kates
W. Groves
H. Ball
J. Bannister
Ash
N. Carter
Nancy House
B. Goulding
Saul
Lucy
Belmonte Bride Weds Somerville Groom in February Nuptials
Ayweding Bells reports Miss Lucy Bourden youngest daughter of Mrs Malina Bourden Belmont Mass wed Thursday February 25 to Mr Garfield H Jenkins Somerville Mass. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Robert M Pierce with bridesmaid Mrs Harry H Skinner in attendance.
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Lucy Bourden
Malina Bourden
Belmont
Mass
Garfield H. Jenkins
Somerville
Robert M. Pierce
Harry H. Skinner
Scattered Winter Reflections and Indigenous Remedies
Fragmented diary style notes discuss snow scenes and shovel labor, then pivot to Indigenous remedies and wisdom. The writer reflects on the extermination of Indians, their potential industrial value, and old medical knowledge drawn from herbs and roots. Contemplates modern indifference to farming, youth indoors, and abstinence sentiment linked to Cardinal O Connell.
Birthday salute to General Brasynell Booth from Newfoundland
Colonel Cloud forwards a message dated the 8th with consent of His Excellency congratulating General Brasynell Booth on his seventieth birthday. The Governor of Newfoundland extends God-speed to the Salvation Army and all join in wishing the Army will continue uplifting the fallen and reforming pardoned criminals worldwide.
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Cloud
Newfoundland
Brasynell Booth
Salvation Army
Army
N. D. B. Memorial Hospital Inc
N D B Memorial Hospital Inc appears in a garbled entry likely referring to a legal or corporate notice. The fragment mentions the hospital name and an entity type but lacks a complete action, date, or jurisdiction to clarify the notice's purpose.
Dodd's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Mrs Hall
Mrs M E Hall of Huntsville Ontario testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney trouble quickly without a full dose. She reports improved appetite sleep and absence of headaches and tired dull feelings. The statement comes from a respected local resident promoting Dodd's Medicine Co Toronto.
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Bene Dodd
Dodd
The
Dodd's Medicine Co., Ltd
Toronto
Sealing Steamers From St John’s Names and Captains
The sealing fleet that left St John’s to pursue seal fishery includes Bowring Bros with Terra Nova captained by A Kean and Eagle led by E Bishop. Ranger under Wesley Kean in the Gulf. Viking with Wm Bartlett. Joe Bros Boothie commanded by G Barbour. Neptune steered by W C Winsor. Thetis captained by Peter Carter. Brine Johnston & Co with Seal under Stanley Barbour. Sagona led by Jacob Kean.
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St. John's
Bowring Bros
Terra Nova
A. Kean
Eagle
E. Bishop
Ranger
Wesley Kean
the Gulf
Viking
Wm. Bartlett
JOE Bros
Boothie
G. Barbour
Neptune
W. C. Winsor Thetis
Peter Carter
Brine Johnston & CO
Seal
Stanley Barbour
Sagona
Jacob Kean
Inland arrivals and departures fill local week
Personal Messrs Wm Andrews Jonathan Pippy Alfred Bridger George Bridger Lloyd Loonen and others arrived from inland centres this week Miss Rowena Luther left on Tuesday for Lewisporte en route to New York Messrs Raymond Brett and Bertram Anstey leaving here early next week for Toronto Mr Alfred Mudford entered the hospital on Monday for an operation Mrs Thomas Earle arrived from Miss Minnie Phillips left on Wednesday of last
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Wm. Andrews
Jonathan Pippy
Alfred Bridger
George Bridger
Lloyd Loonen
Rescue of Grand Bank schooner crew near Plymouth
Telegraph items report Captain and crew of the General Smuts rescued in mid Atlantic and being taken to Plymouth. Other items note Briand’s defeat in France, Greece earthquake losses, and a Newfoundland collision aftermath.
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Ecaptain
Grand Bank
General Smuts
Atantic
Plymouth
Geneva
Chamberlain
Peloponnesus
Greece
Newfoundland
Stephen
Lowe
Cook
Sealing News Reports Patch Size Near Funks
An aeroplane sightings say Beothic left on Wednesday sighted a patch 40 miles north of the Funks about eight by four miles. Ships are near the seals and Captain Winsor calls the patch small. Ice drifting and no killing allowed until today.
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Beothic
Winsor
House Hauling Amid Winter Storm and a Paralysis Shock
Report from Twistingate notes extensive winter moving of houses with five relocated. Names include J Elliott of South Side buying a house at Hfl Cove. Gordon Watkins and Rogers hauling from Messrs Loveridge and Messrs Hollett to Arm and Old House Cove sites. Elizabeth Young’s house moved to Hospital grounds. Mrs. Andrew Roberts and John Fifield moved her house rented to Dr. Parsons. Mr. Minty suffered a stroke delaying further work as workers assisted him home after arriving from the Arm mail.
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J. Elliott
South Side
H.fl. Cove
Messra Bagge
Gordon Watkins
Messrs
Loveridge
Old House Cove
Rogers
Hicks
Wim. Minty
Andrew Roberts
John Fifield
Elizabeth Young
Parsons
Hospital
Hollett
Ashbourne
Joseph White
John Minty
Minty
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Eae
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Merritton
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Telegraph News
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Schr Seneral Smuts
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Bowring
Kentucky
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Darrage
James Reid
New York
London
Bess
Briand
Chambers of Deputies
F. P. A. Trading Co
Cape St. Mary's
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Rowe
League
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Silvia
Sablé Island
Godden
Scammell
Hibbs
Sealing News
Roberts
Pat
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