Newfoundland Loan Terms Open For Subscrip tions
Subscription lists open at 10 a m on late November for the Outports and on November 15 1943 for Soha and Outports, remaining open thereafter until closed by the Commissioner for Finance. The loan is issued under the Loan Act 1943 with principal and interest charged on Newfoundland's Consolidated Revenue Fund.
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Department of Finance
St. John's
Ws Soha
Consolidated Revenue Fund of Newfoundland
Newfoundland
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Royal Bank of Canada
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Montreal
Toronto
Government of
Bluebeard Returns to Starveacre Manor
Kathie survives a perilous encounter in the tower rooms as Geoffrey Studleigh, an allied cousin, arrives with a bump on his forehead from a well incident. Margery recognizes him and they mutual blush at their unexpected reunion while Kathie faces police scrutiny and a tense house mood.
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Kathie
Emilee
Tower Room
Studkigh
America
Tsay
Starveacre
Qld
Margery
Tia
Geoffrey Hstudleighn
Rhode Island
Studleigh
Sir Giles
Geoffrey Studleigh
Parade of the Isms cows joke monologue
A distressed narrator recalls encountering a political spoof about economic systems. The text parodies socialism communism fascism Nazism and capitalism by reworking the two cows fable with neighborly gifts or government control. The speaker reflects on traveling to Rog land seeking an ancestral manor.
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Kathie
Warsidhe
Rogland
Confederate Life in a bustling era quoted speech
A narrator quotes a philosophic gentleman and Raatus in a dialect filled exchange about work and gender roles. The dialogue reveals attitudes toward hard work and the idea of being a bold man who has not let a woman pin anything on him since infancy.
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Government OF Newfoundland
Finance
United Kingdom
Newfoundland Savings Committee
Commissioner For Finance
Savings Committee
Goygroorin Commission
Bluebeard
Rosin Temple
Brea
Ara Va
DODDS
Isms
Confederation Life
Restua
Raatus
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