Twillingate Sun public notice and rate card
Twillingate Sun announces subscription rates for Newfoundland Canada U S and other countries with advance payment required. Advertising rates show display long term terms and short term 25 cents per inch with possible reductions. notes of thanks charged 25 cents. The paper notes it cannot guarantee publication of news items received after Thursday evening and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Newfoundland Delegates and Confederation Terms in Ottawa
A report recalls 38 years since Newfoundland delegates met the Canadian Government in Ottawa to discuss Confederation terms. Canada would assume debts, tax powers, and fund local charges, with eight MPs and four Senators for Newfoundland. Predictions note debt levels and uncertain prospects for future prosperity and commission-led solutions.
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Canada
Nile
Great Britain
Newfoundland and Labrador
Bowinson
Confederation
England
Royal Commission
A Profitable Business Card Fragment from an Old Ad
A jagged fragment of an early modern card mentions sixpence beer, requests for ginger, a jug for mother, a pipe for father, and asks to send the bill to “todeg War.” The querulous plea ends with a demand to tell what time it is and warning of a warm beer heater.
Rapid Recovery Outlook From Canadian Economic Bulletin
A Canadian Economic Research bulletin argues the Roosevelt era brings historic breaks and that natural forces will drive a faster world price recovery in 1933. It cites lower crop yields due to fertilizer use declines and subnormal prices as factors, expecting a significant upturn ahead of expectations.
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Canadian Economic Research A Bureau
United States
Roosevelt
Nature
Earlier Bank Moratoriums During 1907 Panic
The excerpt notes that the United States set a banking moratorium example in October 1907 after New York panic. Governors of Nevada Oklahoma Oregon and California declared bank holidays and moratoriums lasting three to six days. California's bank holiday was initially one day and renewed daily through much of the next two months.
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Nevada
Oklahoma
Oregon
California
The Lamb of God in Scripture and the Passover
A devotional overview argues Christ as the Lamb of God, linking Old Testament Passover details in Exodus 12 to Jesus crucified on the 14th of Nisan. It cites John 1:29 and multiple New Testament references to show blood, sacrifice, and resurrection as the path to salvation.
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Obituary for Francis J Warr At 19
Dear Sir Please allow me space in your paper to record the death of my brother Francis J Warr son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Werr who passed from this life on April 8 at the early age of 19 years He leaves father and mother and three brothers and many relatives and friends Inserted by his brother Allan.
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Toronto Financial Post
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Norman Davis
Germany
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Edgar Bowring
London
Edgar
Spain
Ghandi
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Schr
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Little Bay
Placentia
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Harvey
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Mercier Bay
St. John’s
Black Jack roofing felt advertised in Newfoundland
Confident claim praises Black Jack roofing felt as durable and long lasting. The ad notes Colin Campbell Limited of St. John's Newfoundland as the local merchant selling the product.
Egg Handling Notice Limits Hours and Sources
Notice states eggs will be handled only on Tuesday and Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Only a small percentage of eggs will be accepted and buyers will source from known grain fed hens not roaming at large. Damaged OCR text mentions a hospital and unclear phrases.
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Dodd’s Kidney Pills End Long-Standing Back Pain
Mrs. Arthur Logan of St John New Brunswick writes of kidney pills relieving her aching back swelling hands and ankles and pale mornings. After trying many remedies she used Dodd’s Kidney Pills and by taking six boxes he says she is now all right and recommends them to others with kidney ailments.
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St. John, N. B
Dodd
Arthur Logan
Adelaide St
Tam
Dodds
Notes of Thanks for Kind Friends During Illness and Death
Thank you to the many friends who helped during my husband’s nine year illness and after his death on April 9. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Elias Jenkins for carving and wintering with me, Mr Thomas Guy and family, Mr and Mrs Fred Stockley, those who sent telegrams and letters of sympathy, wreaths, sprays for the casket, and Mrs Respecca Guy.
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Elias Jenkins
Thomas Guy
Fred Stockley
Respecca Guy
Thanks for sympathy after death of Louise
We express heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends for sympathy shown in person or by letter during the illness and after the death of our dear daughter and sister Louise. Mrs Youne and Stanley.
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Louise
Youne & Staniey
Community thanks volunteers who helped save house from fire
A local resident expresses gratitude to neighbors and firefighters who aided in saving their father’s house from a Wednesday fire. The effort prevented total loss and showcased timely community support.
Premier Alderdice speech at Avonal Llewellyn Club dinner
Prime Minister MacDonald voices relief after talks with President Roosevelt. Newfoundland notes include fishing, sealing, seed loans, cooperative aims, and hopes for agricultural and fishery gains. Also reported are ship events, international plans, strikes, and local civic notices.
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van Sable
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Dept of Agriculture and Mines
Newfoundland
Beathic
Steamers Load Pitprops as Coal Trade Moves
Three steamers near ready to load pitprops for Wales. S S Pikepool unloading coal at Arg Nlla, S S Haxby arrived with bal last, S S Spilsby due today with 5000 tons. Haxby to sail to Notre Dame or Bonavista Bay as ice allows. Ex Magistrate Levi March dies at Curling aged 92. Lance Corporal Hayward rescues Miller from icy harbor waters. Miller unable to swim, saved by Hayward until rescuers reach them. George Richards and Joseph Sweet sentenced Saturday to one year and ten months respectively. John Meaney and hi
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Wales
S. S. Pikepool
Arg Nlla
S. S. Haxby
S. S Spilsby
Haxby
Tapcock
Lucy
Dra
George Richards
Joseph Sweet
John Meaney
Dwelling Damaged by Fire at Mr Guy Residence
A fire partly destroyed the house of Mr. Thomas Guy on Wednesday morning. Prompt action by gathered men saved the home and its contents. Guy sails on the Clyde and his son Willie had been staying home since his mother’s death last year.
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Thomas Guy
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Clyde
Willie
Vessel Progress After North West Winds
A narrative note reports a vessel leaving from the Northward with northwesterly winds. The Clyde reached Boyd's Cove by Tuesday after being held up the previous day, then proceeded onward the following day.
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Clyde
Boyd's Cove
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