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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 04, 1946
Page
2
Worry exhausts the nerves and Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is promoted as strengthening nerve force. The ad claims calmer nerves, better sleep, improved digestion, clearer memory, and renewed vitality, with praise that users will look and feel healthier and more hopeful.
Figures from the Internal Revenue Bureau show a four year rise in sugar used for alcoholic liquor. The totals are 135,531,375 pounds in 1941, 147,271,062 pounds in 1942, 150,954,828 pounds in 1943, and 313,936,092 pounds in 1944.
A collection of moral maxims from Arthur Hardy Tryon Edwards Sterne Mary Baker Eddy Tillotson and Maurice Maeterlinck. The selections praise happiness found through duty friendship home and acts of goodness as true rewards.
A passenger on the Confed life notes the ship tilts badly in rough weather. The steward replies that the crew hopes the movement sets a good example for passengers while acknowledging the voyage's challenging conditions.
After finishing his meal the guest stops a passing waiter and asks about a nearby theatre. The waiter replies crisply that the hotel dining room is not his table.
Public Relations Office announces in St John’s that a Vocational Institute for ex servicemen opens on April 24 1946. First courses listed include Diesel Engines motor mechanics carpentry electrical work machine shop practice plumbing and sheet metal work with refrigeration to start later. An opening ceremony planned and public viewing sessions planned through summer. Director of Civil Reestablishment broadcast April 15 at 10 30 pm.
On April 17 1946 the Commission of Government decided to build a Ball Depot at Grand Bank and a Holding Plant at Lamalinoe after full consideration by the commission.
In a rural district the board struggled to convince city officials to fund a dilapidated building. A July Fourth celebration featured a speaker who asked what the flag was for, as a child quipped that it hid a crack in the wall. A future budget committee meeting secured the needed appropriation.
The text outlines procedures for presenting and processing election petitions, including time limits, security, service, preliminary objections, and trials. It also defines how petitions are to be heard, how judgments are certified, and how corrupt practices are handled, with references to special cases and consolidation, along with detailed district boundary descriptions for Newfoundland regions.
The document outlines boundary descriptions for St Barbe, White Bay, and Green Bay districts in the Strait of Belle Isle. It details points from Gregory River Mouth to Open Bay, with bearings and mileages, including adjacent islands and Cape St John.
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