Encouraging Local Industry and Repairs Plan
Patchy OCR note urges support for local industry at Coastal Wharf with mention of repairs and cost concerns. References DGAR LODDER and months of potential work in 1890 context.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1891
Page
2
Reciprocal trade with United States debated in colonial speech
The opening speech of the Legislature discusses ties with the United States. It notes Hon. Robert Bond's mission to Washington to secure free duty on certain exports in exchange for fishing privileges, and reports the British government has not ratified the agreement. Legislators condemn imperial inaction and urge united action to advance a favorable trade arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Robert Bond
Washington
United States
Bond
Bond’s Patriotism Noted Amid Trade Terms
The article praises Mr Bond for his patriotic services regarding favorable free trade terms and notes the Imperial government may have hesitated to consent, yet the country will remember his efforts regardless of the outcome of the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Trade gloom and fisheries woes cast pall over commerce
The article laments a prolonged low mood in trade driven by the failing fisheries and a ruinous credit system. It notes losses in the Bank fishery, waning catches, and high outlays, suggesting widespread stagnation and semi starvation among the population, with distress echoed in London Berlin Ireland New York and beyond. It calls for Providence and better socio economic balance to restore prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
London
Berlin
Ireland
New York
Corrupt Elites Violating God’s Laws Spark Hard Times
The piece laments rampant moral decay among the powerful and the corrupt misuse of influence. It argues forsaking divine laws undercuts prosperity and hints that widespread injustice from high and low alike threatens the nation’s wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crod
Church of England schoolroom entertains Exploits crowd
Entertainment at Exploits Church of England Schoolroom featured dialogues songs readings and recitations praised as very good by a filled audience. Performers included A Saviour W Seviour G H Seviour and M Winsor with pieces like Over Again The Conqueror and Home Again. Proceeds amounting to 543 will fund a church organ at Exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthoo
Church of Kngland
Exploits
Tuteumentis
Measra A. Saviour
TF. Pearce
W. Seviour
W. Pearce
Sur
Dulogue
Mise Gillet
Seng
Jacks
Missus A. Pearce
G. Seviour
Reading
Reading, ‘John and Tibbie Davison's Diapute,’—Ming A. Winsor
Mias
Mary Holden
Sorz
Annie Lanvie
Massra B. Pearce
A. Saviour
Tastrementul
Messra F Pearce
A. Seytour
W. Peares
W. Saviour
Darkey
Messra G. H. Seviouw
W. Hearse
Suny
Llome
Messra G
HB. Saviour
Jabez Manuels
Fred Saviour
Metrim
Miat Scenss
Miases A. Winsor
Remarkable Lip Reconstruction by Dr Louis Joseph at Lite Bay Mira
In a winter operation witnessed by locals, Dr Louis Joseph and assistant R Walsh rebuilt Mee Quarles Phillips’s upper lip after a lower lip removal. The graft used Phillips’s own cheek tissue, completed in about two hours with minimal pain and quick recovery. The writer praises Dr Joseph’s skill and anticipates a bright career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sik
Lite Bay
Mee
Quarles Phillips
Louis Joseph
Lin
Joseph
Bia R. Walsh
M.D
Philips
Phillips
L. Joseph
Hag
Susaph
Resident criticizes mail delivery and postmaster conduct
A resident letters to the editor denounces a traveler and complains about night mail delivery and delays. The writer defends Postmaster Walsh, asserts he enforces rules fairly, and rebukes those who seek special treatment or exemptions. The missives express local frustration with postal service routines.
Death in Exploits An Aged Saint Passes At Eighty Two
An 82 year old resident Matthew Dalton of Exploits dies on Sabbath night February 5 1892 after a brief illness. His funeral is held February 14 in heavy snow with a large crowd, and the service is described with religious reflections and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Dalton
Ixploits
Datton
Myptotis
Fife
Luis
Fire destroys home at Seldom-Come-By
The dwelling of Mr. Nieholug Pouny at Seldom-Come-By burned to ashes around midnight when ashes in a barrel allegedly sparked the blaze. Penny woke during a child’s cry and found the flames overtaking the kitchen. the family escaped with only belongings. A community subscription and volunteers formed the next day to aid in replacement and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieholug
Bar
Penny
Peany Ian
K Ugo
Fore lecture draws crowded audience on sun and stars
Last night February 12 Rev Henry Abraham Methouis delivered an amusing and interesting lecture on the sun and moon at Wishermen's Hall. The hall was crowded to near capacity with attendees eager for the stargazing talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Abraham, Methouis
Wishermen’s Hall
Revered Lecturer Abraham Delights Packed Audience
Dr. Malcolm presided as the Reverend Lecturer Abraham delivered his third lecture to a full house. Applause greeted each charted lesson on heavenly bodies, with the speaker plainly simplifying complex topics for a mixed audience. After the talk, a collection was taken to cover hall expenses and the meeting ended with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Abraham
Ao Fogo
Centenary Wesley Death Observed in Local Churches
The death centenary of John Wesley was observed Sunday March 1 in the Methodist Churches of this town and Little Harbor with sermons by circuit ministers. Collections for debt on Methodist College St Johns totaled seventy dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sun Readership Apology For Missed Fortnight
Editors apologize for the Sun’s two week absence due to staff illness measles. They state the team has suffered prostration and expect to regain regular publication and schedule, promising best efforts to recover lost ground and return to normal operations.
Doctors and patent medicines meet public mistrust
An early 20th century critique questions doctors push for patent cures like Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It argues the public seeks quick relief over science, noting medicine makers profit from failures and suggesting distrust in physicians' promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Sage's Catarrh Remedy Claim Headache Relief
An old advertisement promotes Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a radical cure for choking sneezing and all head calarrh symptoms. The product is touted as widely sold by druggists and available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calarri
Minard’s Liniment Praised for Animal and Human Ailments
A 1887 testimonial from o C Riewarps & Co. Gents describes a horse distressed by disteuper turba unable to drink for four days, then cured outwardly with Minard's Liniment. A woman named Mas A Livingston from Lot 5 P B I reports using the liniment for bronchitis and asthma with a claimed cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.c Riewarps & Co
Minard
Voab
Carr, Hervent Cann
Riemarps & Co
Mas. A. Livingston
Advich to Mothers Teething Relief Advertisement
Disturbed nights from a sick child crying and teething pain are eased by Winston's Soothing Syrup. It claims to cure dysentery and diarrhoea, regulate the stomach, ease wind colic, soften gums, reduce inflammation, and energize the system. Pleasant tasting and prescribed by a renowned nurse, priced 26 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenca
Mus Winston
United States
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