Lindbergh Money Recovered In Kidnapping Case
Federal agents recovered more than half of the $50,000 paid by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to the kidnappers of his infant son. Thirty three armed agents worked secretly in Rutland Vermont area with Clarence D. McKean leading the New England division of the Department of Justice investigation.
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Boston Grobe
Charles A. Lindbergh
New England
Rutland
Lindbergh
Clarence D. McKean
Ten Auto Commandments for Road Safety by Mrs Charles S Taylor
A fragment from The Christian Science Monitor outlines a civil road code titled Ten Auto Commandments. It urges drivers to keep a good driver, obey signals and laws, stop look and listen, and drive carefully every day. It emphasizes courtesy to all, avoiding intoxication and distractions, and not hindering or harming others on the road.
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Charles S. Taylor
The
Christian Science Monitor
Importing English Nurses for Local Clinic Debate
The letter argues England should supply nurses to the Department of Public Health and Welfare only if none are available in Newfoundland. It questions reports of three nurses to be imported and says authorities will decide before any action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Department of Public Health and Welfare
Newfoundland
Newfoundland trained nurses may fill available positions
The Weekly Herald notes that Newfoundlanders are currently available for all openings. It states there are nurses in St John's trained abroad in clinic and district work and, if their qualifications are high, they will likely be given opportunity to fill the positions.
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St. John's
Herald
Newfoundland Expenditures Sanctioned for Relief Measures
London reports in Parliament reveal the Dominion of Newfoundland under the new government has approved 400000 for able bodied relief this year plus 1000000 already spent and an additional 10000 monthly for districts lacking vegetables. The Commission of Government has not yet produced a full report but these relief plans were approved amid a debate on unemployment relief stirred by Labour and Liberal opposition.
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London
Newfoundland
Dominions
Thomas
Newfound
C. P
House of Commons
Labour
J. H. Thomas
James Maxton
Nerviline Claims Quick Relief For Rheumatic Pain
An advertisement extols Nerviline as vastly stronger than ordinary liniments and capable of immediate relief from rheumatic pains. It states Nerviline uses the most active pain-subduing remedies and asserts all rheumatic cases will improve with its use.
Newfoundland Labour Debates Work Relief and Reports
The Minister told the Newfoundland assembly that no time remained for a thorough report by the Commissioners. He said he asked the Governor for a report on unemployment and noted that constraints hinder relief actions. William Lunn urged interim reports to assess the Commission’s handling of governance and economic restoration.
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William ‘Lunn
Lony Thomas
Newfoundland
Thomas
British oversight sparks debate over economic reforms
Debate centers on funding and control as expenditures are largely governed by the United Kingdom. Sir P. A. Harris argues delays would ensue if every proposal requires Britain's approval. The minister counters that Britain has a voice but discretionary control rests with the Commissioners. The exchange ends without a resolution.
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Thomas
P. A. Harris
Britain
Closing The Poor House In Newfoundland
Daily News reports government social welfare policy to close the Poor Asylum. Inmates will be dispersed to 10 shelters outpatient care and homes, with infirmary closed earlier. Remaining patients to be boarded at public expense, costs cut to about a quarter of current. The institution will be shut, described as a blot on social conscience, with approval due to economy and reform.
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Newfoundland
Miss Digby Voices Co operation Plan in Newfoundland Visit
Miss Digby of the Horace Plunket Foundation spoke at Town Hall after a Newfoundland visit, advocating cooperative effort in farming berries and other crops. Introduced by H. H. Archibald she urged organized local action as essential for standardized products, better marketing, and uplift across countries. She plans to visit many Island towns over her three month stay to plant seeds of cooperation.
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Miss Digby
Horace Plunket Foundation
England
Newfoundland
Grenfell
H. H. Archibald
Germany
Denmark
Iceland
Digby
H. G
Standard
Do You Take This Woman At Coleman Wedding Ceremony
A minister asks Do you take this woman until death depart at a Coleman wedding as the groom quips about receiving time off for good behavior. The fragment captures lighthearted exchange amid nuptial vows in a small town setting.
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Coleman
Royal Yeast Cakes offer lasting freshness and power
Royal Yeast Cakes promise full leavening power in baking. Each cake is wrapped in air tight waxed paper to stay fresh for months. The product has been the standard for over 50 years and is preferred in seven of eight Canadian homes using dry yeast.
Your Health. A Department Conducted by H M Mosdell MD
A health department report led by H M Mosdell MD for the Bureau of Health and Public Welfare outlines ongoing public welfare initiatives and health program activities. The summary notes administrative oversight and aims to improve community wellbeing through targeted services and policy guidance.
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H. M. Mosdell, M.D
Bureau of Health and Public Welfare
Dangers of Laxatives for Abdominal Pain Warned
Health desk warns against giving laxatives for stomachaches and abdominal pain. Peritonitis and appendicitis risks rise if purgatives are used. Rest and medical advice urged. hot or cold applications may ease pain. Calls for Newfoundland cooperation to improve national health.
Peace and joy in faithful trust, from Newman
The author reflects on fullness of joy as peace rooted in knowing the Lord’s glory. He cites scripture about perfect peace for minds stayed on God and contrasts peace with anxious self concern, noting peace enables generosity and calm, selfless living.
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Newman
Auntie asked about face powder in puzzled word scramble
A fragment from a dialogue shows Auntie asking phy about facial powder in a garbled exchange. The line hints at a playful or confused moment with misheard words and missing context.
The Sun Bulletin Offer for Sun Subscribers
The Sun urges readers of the Daily Telegraph Bulletin to subscribe for a nominal yearly fee to access many items of interest. It promotes the Sun as the means to stay informed about events in the country and encourages others to join by contributing to support the local paper.
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Daily Telegraph
Sun
Jat of Nawanager Ranjitsinhji Advocates Water Drinks
A historical note recalls Jat of Nawanager Ranjitsinhji famed for style and field alertness rather than scores. The Jubilee Book of Cricketers quotes his stance on alcohol, praising water and non alcoholic drinks over beer or spirits for players.
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Nawanager
Ranjitsinhji
Questioning the Value of Marital Turmoil in a Novel
A reader questions the purpose of portraying marriage conflict in fiction, noting a motive of financial need to fund alimony. The remark frames a critique of money influencing storytelling and character decisions.
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Royal Yeast
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Ask
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Johnny
Mary
Jhonny
Nature
Canada
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