Lessons on seeds and suffrage in a Newfoundland weekly
The issue blends editorial reflections on agriculture and humanity with a lengthy discussion on women suffrage in St Johns. It notes the duty of the seed to mankind and laments limits of growth while arguing voting rights for Newfoundland’s women are a social necessity and should advance with educated participation. Also reports local travel and storm-related incidents involving residents such as Mr Leo Young and Mr George Talder.
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Salire
Shanlkind
Camudl
DUEBE
Eotbusineviciat
Fremont
Lee Rehe
Moihen
St. Johi's
Newfoundlam
Stessry
Leo
Young
George Talder
Levisporte
Joseph China
Mondey
Price Reduction Upto… Community Struggles Over Wages
A late 19th or early 20th century style notice discusses price cuts, profiteering, and fair wages. It describes a struggle among workers and employers to maintain a living wage, mentions a payment of 1.20 and shifting paper costs, and urges subscribers to accept subscriptions at adjusted rates to avoid layoffs and paper shortages.
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WM. Ashbourne
Mr. Frank
Howell
Carbonear
Alice &. Furneaux
St. John
Newfounland
Rastin
Chrisnos
Altey
Foster
Lie Hale
Shagala
St. John's
Yistere
Aye
Mufern
Eyely
Tabor
Fle
Mme
Memoris Hospital
Azra Mig
Toane Andalt
Toallingate
Edwin Murray
Grive
Neman
Avkerproft
Inhelievss
Abe Sun
Prneisig
Wiilin
Ile
Gee Wessuns
Hop
Ocean Products Soastal Wharf
Twillingate
Poles Gorton
C.& E. Roberts
Uf Lie Assurance
Tso! Avy Courdins
Fiven. Iu
Nfld
Svbinthy
Dee
Wilengate
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