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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1934
Page
3
A health department report overseen by H M Mosdell M D for the Bureau of Health and Public Welfare outlines public welfare measures, medical guidance, and health program administration. It presents aims, methods, and progress in community health services and preventive care.
The article warns that a little knowledge can be dangerous in health matters and stresses balanced diets. It urges reading about vitamins minerals fats and proteins from natural foods, using varied daily meals, and avoiding self diagnosis. It notes that medical training requires years of study and exams before practice. It invites Newfoundlanders to ask the Bureau of Health questions and cooperate for a healthier country.
A report from Newfoundland discusses Mr J O Williams arriving from Cardiff via New York to negotiate export of pit props to Wales. It notes demand from Welsh collieries, a Wales coal barter, and government plans amid forestry limits, plus global coal and timber trade signals. Also mentions Lady Whiteway’s 90th birthday and her surviving children.
Fragmentary OCR lists men at the sealfishery with scattered figures such as 4457 and 2253S and names like Beothic and Aigle. The text is inconsistent and unfinished, but indicates a total count of workers at the sealfishery this year and partial per-group tallies.
A poem by A R Scam mell an Extension Student urges collective effort to uplift others. It stresses cooperation compassion and shared striving to raise all people toward freedom knowledge and a humane nation. The piece envisions faith hope and selflessness guiding society and returning as personal joy.
A collage of humorous misreadings and wordplay. Sir Walter Raleigh shields Queen Elizabeth on a Coven try street, uttering a quip in French. Darwin, glaziers, Equinoxes, and proverbs warn playful misdefinitions across a string of punny lines.
The commission highlights serious economic loss from using foreign vessels to ship Newfoundland goods, warns of reliance on rival cod markets, and urges steps to build a local carrying fleet, plus educational reforms in fishery matters, outport outreach, clergy involvement, and winter training.
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