Airborne Lobsters Exported by Air From Newfoundland
A Newfoundland entrepreneur, Arch Northcott of Lewisporte, and Murray Brown of a New York firm pilot a new live lobster export by air to the United States. Initial shipments totalled 50 000 pounds with high survival, aided by New York contracts and upgraded packing. Lobster work supports local fishery crews, boosts Lewisporte harbor use, and positions Northcott as a growing regional business leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atantic Guardian
United States
A. Northcott
Lewisporte
Newfoundland
New York
Murray Brown
U.S
Arch Northcott
Mc. Northcott
Northcott
Frank Neilin Muire
Notre Dame Bay
Gir
Gander
U.S.A
Lewisparfe
Meine
U.S A
Canada
Myr. Northcott
Lewispore
Lewisporte Waholea
Ers Limited
Tewlspore
Odd Egg Joke Appears in Evacuee Farm Morning
A five year-old evacuee on a farm reacts to a breakfast egg with surprise exclaiming it does not smell. The article notes sale business and an expanding export trade in air borne lobsters as part of broader regional economic coverage.
Britain Makes Mead Again at Gulval Cornwall
Britain resumes mead production on a commercial scale with a new mesh factory in Gulval Cornwall. The blessing of the mead by Reverend C Buckley marked a historic ceremony as Colonel Robert Gayre reports a New York order for 750000 gallons amid Britain’s export push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Gulval
Cornwall
England
Galva
C. Buckley
Robert Gayre
New York
Weather wisdom on barometer signs and wind forecasts
The old guide explains how a falling barometer signals stormy weather and how wind direction alters the forecast. It notes northward winds often bring rain or snow, while rising barometers with northerly winds suggest drier or calmer conditions.
Polio Insurance Expands in Canada and United States
Polio insurance is being offered in Canada and the United States. Some policies are straight polio contracts while others endorse existing general accident and sickness plans. Costs are moderate and cover doctors and hospital bills, therapy, nurses, ambulance, and transportation for treatment up to 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Financial Post
Irop
Unions Win Publicity With Wage Increase Announcements
The Financial Post notes eight wage increase announcements in recent weeks from labor unions, four from companies, and three joint statements. It highlights that union publicity often precedes or shapes public perception, as wage boosts are typically voluntary or joint agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kitchen Tips for Everyday Tasks
Practical hints for kitchen work include sharpening a dull knife by drawing the blade across a bottle neck, packing brown sugar firmly in a cup, storing limes in a close fruit jar in the fridge, and using cold-water dipped scissors to cut marshmallows without sticking. Also advised are linoleum care with a coat of clear shellac, tenderizing meat in vinegar water, and avoiding molasses spills by dipping a spoon in liquid to measure.
Woman Returns Shoes to Exclusive Shop
A woman brings back a smart pair of shoes to the exclusive shop where she bought them and complains that she cannot walk to them. The clerk, with disdain, says people who have to walk do not shop here.
Engagement Ring Dream Turns Into Bear Trail Tale
A quirky exchange unfolds as a Chinese cook seeks a diamond ring while a bear trail inspires a humorous tale. The salesman probes, the cook jokes about engagement plans, and the scene blends romance with an odd wilderness moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mano
Dr Chase's Nerve Food Promises Sleep and Vitality
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Chase's Nerve Food as a quick fix for nervousness sleeplessness and poor digestion. It claims worry and anemia dull nerves and blood lacking vitamin B and minerals, promising better sleep appetite and vigor when used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chese
Dr. Chase
Misread crowd encounter at mental institution gate
A party leader speaks to inmates near a gate and asks why they are there. One inmate jokes that not all are there, implying the group is mixed. A motorist inquires about direction, and Abe claims he was actually going the opposite way but did not want to hurt the driver’s feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
Thera
Abe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gillett’s
Standard Brands Ltd
Fraser Ave & Liberty
Toronto
Ont
Gillett Bank
Ubar
Callett's
By D. W. S. Ryan
Dodd
Polio Insurance
Confederation Life
Gerald S. Doyle
The
Newfoundland Railway
W. M. Colbourne
Summerford
J. Colbourne
Twillingate
T. H. Estabrooks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!