Legislative Council vents on beef and pork tax measures
The Legislative Council discusses remarks by Hon. Ellis defending a drastic beef and pork measure, seeks to spread losses through trade, and clarifies it was not a broad criticism of the Bill. A Governor’s message announces Internal Economy Commission members including Morine and Miller. Bills on Crown Lands and fees are read and stricken. discussion on coastwise tax fairness for fishing and sealing vessels with limited foreign trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Internal Economy Commission
Legislative Council
A. B. Morine
Milley
House of Assembly
Morine
Select Committee
Supreme Court
Marine
Women’s Patriotic Trust Fund
Templeman
Bishop
High Roads Commission
Debate on duties and Labrador sovereignty in Newfoundland council
The council debated foreign vessel taxes, proposed 24 cent rates, and amendments to exclude repeated trips. discussions touched Carbonear water dues, reform of the High Roads Bill, and relief plans. Addressing Labrador boundary sovereignty, ministers explained Montreal talks, coast ownership, and potential price terms with Quebec while protecting fishermen and regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeman
St. John's
Speaker
St. John’s
Labrador
Montreal
Warren
Taschercatt
Mr. Tascherean
Megint
Montstreal
Quebec
Mr Ashbourne
Cleans Up Policy Progress in House Address Response
In a speech a minister discusses Clean Up policy progress and staffing changes in the Post Office Department. He notes ongoing cleaning efforts, a four year horizon, and promotes internal promotions over political appointments. The Prime Minister’s Speech Address in Reply then passes the House without division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eare
John
Crosbie
Custom House
Colonel Ross
St John’s
Mill
LeMressurier
Martin
Devereaux
Post Office
Speaker
Young at 50 Life Tablets promise youth in a pill
An advertisement for Dr Legard's Life Tablets claims they impart youthfulness and energy to the old and middle aged, retard decay, improve sleep, mood, and skin, and restore vitality. It touts benefits for deafness, clear complexions, and lustrous hair, promising a 30 year appearance with no strict regimens. Price is 12 per bottle, mailed, from Dr Legard's Laboratories in London.
Deafness cured by LARMALENE remedy claim
An advertisement asserts deafness can be instantly cured by LARMALENE, claiming permanent relief. It cites Mrs K Wilkinson of Stroud who reports better sleep and renewed health after use and urges all sufferers to try the remedy priced at one shilling per box, offered by LARMALENE Co. (H. Thomas) of Woodlands Bean Dartford Kent England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre K. Wilkinson
Stroud
Larmalene’’ Co
Thomas
Dartford
Kent
England
Publication rates and advertising rate card note
Published at Twilfitgate Nfid on Saturday from the North Side office. Subscriptions rate four dollars weekly. Early rates in Nfid Canada are one dollar twenty cents. In England and U S A the rate is one fifty. Advertising rate card available by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilfitgate
Nfid
North Side
Price notice for TWILLIN GATE SUN subscription
The notice lists subscription rates with Newfoundland and Canada at $1.20, foreign at $1.50 per year, payable in advance. It notes the paper has charged $1.20 since 1916 while other papers rose, and invites readers to send their address and payment to subscribe for one or more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillin,gate Sun
Newfoundland & Inanada
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Prince Edward Island
St. Pierre
Sitancis
Mney S Canada Baw CO. Limited
Newfoundland
Hoyt
C. Winsor
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Young
Dr Legard
Office
Canada
U.S.A
Terma
DR. Woon
P. Wolverine
Motor Engin
Sun Office
Zes
Brandram
Brandrem
A.” Manuel Breandram-Henderson Somontch
Wiv
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Shubert Cheyser
A. B. SH ‘Shubert, Inc
Boot Cha Eetcaao, Ua
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