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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
3
A state health bureau summary conducted by H M Mosdenl MD outlines department efforts under the Health and Public Welfare bureau. It notes oversight, program aims, and administrative context for health initiatives managed by the department.
Sir George Newman argues pasteurizing milk is the best protection for consumers. He explains heat treatment destroys disease germs, must be followed by cooling and strict inspection, and that pasteurized milk markedly reduces illness and deaths from contaminated milk. The public is urged to cooperate with health authorities to ensure safe milk nationwide.
A Bermuda reader recounts severe stomach and liver troubles with back pain and eye floaters. After using Dr Hamilton's Pills, health improves, sleep and appetite return, and nerves become strong. The author recommends the remedy to friends.
An advertisement claims Dr Hamilton's Pills are good for the liver and credits a rigid policy approach in Great Britain Canada and Australia with restoring permanent prosperity by avoiding inflation and manipulation.
The Governor in Council announces appointments to the Bermuda Public Education Board. Vincent P. Burke becomes Secretary for Education and Chairman, joined by Canon Nicholas Facey, Rev. John Birmingham, Albert Hatcher, Violet Cherrington, Sadie Organ, Reuben Horwood, James Cochrane, Leo English, and Charles Jeffery among others as members and officials.
A compilation of passages on friendship and spiritual growth from Platus Susan Coolridge William Law and others. The text emphasizes friendship as a priceless possession and viewing life as an avenue to share joy and faith, with exhortations to develop inner openness to divine guidance.
North Sydney Board of Trade sponsors a resolution at the Associated Boards of Trade meeting urging the federal government to immediately pay the $35 000 subsidy for the Caribou service to North Sydney to Port aux Basques. The measure cites economic impact on Cape Breton merchants and notes Newfoundland finance under royal commission review. The resolution, carried unanimously, was sent to Hon. Mr Stevens.
A narrator quotes Bore declaring he feels thoroughly wound up at night while the hostess questions his reluctance to leave. The exchange suggests growing unease and social strain in a confined setting.
The report notes the vessel I'm Alone runs on time when systems are functioning and passenger and freight numbers are steady. It urges operators to contact to avoid delays and keep schedule reliability.
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