Twillingate Sun Advertisement and subscription notice
The Twillingate Sun from Twillingate Newfoundland announces subscription rates of 1.00 per year within Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada and 1.50 to England the U S and other countries paid in advance. Advertising rates include 25 cents per inch for short term notices with contract options for display ads and fortnightly rate adjustments. Notes of thanks incur a 25 cent fee. The date is November 11 1933.
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Twillingate
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Iafe
Potatoes Seed Plan Shows Mixed Returns Across Regions
A government seed drive for potatoes in spring yielded generally fair returns with notable shortfalls where seed quality lagged. Some farmers supplemented poor seed with their own stock and plans emerged to use collections to fund better seed next year. Local groups weigh keeping collected sacks for relief, while calls grow for targeted aid and sustainable employment as Labrador fisheries decline.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Passing Of Mrs Elliott
Mrs Charlotte Elliott mother of E A Elliott died yesterday at 9 30 am. widow of the late Capt A Elliott who died three months earlier. Born Charlotte Freeman at Fogo January 5 1856 she hosted Change Islands visitors with hospitality. Survived by sons E R Elliott Toronto Stanley Elliott St John s and E A Elliott Corner Brook. Service at R A Elliott West Street Sunday at 2 pm. Funeral to Corner Brook station then interment at St John s.
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Charlotte Elliott
E.A. Elliott
Capt
A. Elliott
Elliott
Charlotte Freeman
Fogo
Change Islands
E.R Elliott
Toronto
Stanley Elliott
St. jJohn’s
E.a.elliott
Corner Brook
R.A. Elliott
West Street
No. 2 Express
St. John's
Herald
Post Office Savings Bank Letters in Holiday Tangles
A fragment from a holiday period note shows officials handling tangled correspondence. The exchange references letters dated the 13th and 14th, with cancellations and confirmations creating a puzzling thread about prior messages and replies.
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Tam
Freshman Gives Real Name Shakeup at Police Station
A fresh man applicant, forced to state his name at a country police station, initially says Smith. When pressed for the real name he replies William Shakespeare, prompting the officer to say that is better and quip that you cannot fool me with that Smith Stuff.
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Smith
William Shakespeare
Boy Drinks Gold Paint Guiltily, Skipp Rears Note
A fragment recalls a boy who drank two bales of gold paint and now feels guilty as Skipp r signs off.
Made a Good Guess Ranger Natupatiat WA3
The fragment appears garbled with missing context and unclear names. It suggests a cryptic note or code referencing Ranger Natupatiat and a WA3 tag but lacks a coherent event, date, or location to form a proper news item.
Ferrozone blood health tonic promises strength and vigor
A vintage ad claims Ferrozone boosts blood, appetite, digestion, and energy. It suggests users gain weight, feel less tired, and recover earlier fatigue with the blood-food tonic. The copy touts improved looks and vitality and lists price and availability from druggists.
Hazel in Grey Coat Seeks Love Away from Mrs. Montrevor
Hazel Grey slips from the house in a thin grey coat to meet her lover Gerard Lyndsay. She reflects on how his words have changed her, her longing for independence, and the burden of being the poor relation in Mrs. Montrevor's circle as she pursues her private romance tonight.
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Hazel Grey
Gerard Lyndsay
Gerard
Hazel
Cynthia
Montrevor
Abbey
Tim
Bolt
Montrevois
Forbidden Romance at Abbotswood Villa Climaxed by Gazing Eyes
Hazel, Cynthia’s cousin, encounters Captain Lyndsay during a village tea at Abbotswood. His athletic grace and vivid gaze spark a blossoming yet discreet attraction, while Cynthia’s meddling looms over Hazel’s first taste of romance. Gerard notices the tension and prefers candid meetings away from drawing rooms. To be continued.
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Wood
Cynthia
Abbotswood
Hazel
Pith
Captain Lyndsay
Riviera
Jos
Nobne
Tim
Sore Foot Lumps and a Cha rmed Neighbor on the Woodland Path
Hazel is bewildered with new joy as Hazel and a charmed neighbor stroll a woodland path. He reveals he drove from town to explore the plage and returns to meet her at the road near the village. He helps her over a stile and they saunter together toward the road.
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Hazel
In Aid of Burlington Wire Sufferers
The United Church Change Islands records thanks to contributors who responded to a Burlington fire appeal. Donors include Roberts for 500 dollars, Esau Diamond for 300 dollars, and others such as Rev McCabe Taylor and James White giving 50 dollars or less as listed in the church note.
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Burlington
Roberts
Esau
McCabe
AY Taylor
James” ‘White
Family names listed in a 19th century social notice
A readable fragment lists numerous Mrs and Miss LeDrew members alongside other surnames such as Waterman, Taylor, Bursey, LeDrew, Le Drew, and Diamond. Names appear grouped with titles and occasional mis-spellings, ending with an entry for Mrs Pillip LeDrew and a 1 chair noted.
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Andrew Baird
Lb. A Hynee
Augustus Waterman
Samuel Waterman
Mattthewr LeDrew
Stewart le- Drew
Gordon Diamond
Hy John Thos. LeDrew
Josseph Jobo Taylor
Walter le- Drew
Lea LeDrew
Philip Bursey
Cornelius Diamond
Herbert King
Benim. Steele
Robert le Drew
Alex Taylor
Arthur Sires
Lizzie Waterman
Uebet le Drew
Jesse Taylor
Wmursey
Joseph Cull
Enos
Tttrsey
Richard Taylor
Simeon
le Drew
Lcratio Tayfors
Louie LeDrew
Aobert Watton
Louise Pusey
Blanche LeDrew
Ada Bursey
Myrtle LeDrew
Notre Dame Mem Hospital Contribution List
A readable OCR fragment lists names and contributions from residents and families in VIMORIA COVE and GANDER BAY. Individuals named include John Harbin Arthur Harbin El Harsha Mrs L Leyte William Leyte Kenneth Leyte Ben Ludlow Chesley Ludlow Chas Terraville H Terraville Thomas Brett Levi Leyte Mrs M J Coles Ker t King Eli Wells Lemuel Oake Dorman Ludlow Harold Brinson Fred Brinson Esau Mercer Gabriel Mercer William Mercer John Forsey Le Terraville George Wagen John Leyte H Thompson Andrew Bursey Wm Bursey George Bursey Fred King Alfred King Samuel King E S Reccord E Torraville John Webb Nat Webb Frank Holmes Lance Webb Arch Squires John Bursey Gerald Bursey Frank Hoffe Max Bursey John Oake Wil Torraville
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Withan Harbin
Ibe
John Harbin
Arthur Harbin
el Harsha
Mrs. L. Leyte
William Leyte
Kenneth Leyte
Ben, Ludlow
Chesley Ludlow
Chas. Terraville
H. Terraville
Thomas Brett
Levi Leyte
Mrs. M. J. Coles
Kert King
Eli Wells
Lemuel Oake
Dorman Ludlow
Harold Brinson
Fred Brinson
Esau Mercer
Gabriel Mercer
William Mercer
Thoos Porter
John Forsey
LE. Terraville
George Wagen
John Leyte
H. Thompson
Andrew Bursey
Wm, Bursey
George Bursey
Fred King
Alfred King
Samuel King
Reccord
E, Torraville
John Webb
Nat
Webb
Frank Holmes
Lance
Arch Squires
John Bursey
Gerald Bursey
Frank Hoffe
Max
Bursey
JohjOake
Wil. Torraville
Pension for 93 Years At St Leonards Kent
Frances Caroline Taker died at St Leonards Kent aged 93 after drawing a pension from the Indian Government and predecessors for more than three years. Granted in November 1839 when her father Captain William Way Baker of the Madras Stell Corp died on service, the pension was to continue until marriage.
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Mists
Frances Caroline Taker
St. Leonards
Kent
Mast Indian Company
William Way Baker
Madras Stell Corpe
Rnte
Rubber Era Sparks New Materials Boom
The excerpt describes a future where everything from houses to clothing is made of rubber and hints at inventors in Britain examining natural tree products for improved pencils. It notes Londonern experiments with a new rubber road promising to reduce dust and vibration, signaling a potential revolution in road building.
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Lanchester
Nerviline touted for stomach pains and cramps relief
Mrs H L Carpenter of Rothesay N B credits Nerviline with quick relief from pains after eating gas belching cramps and diarrhoea She says she has used Nerviline for three years and finds it wonderful for neuralgia colds chills and cramps in the family life in the country makes Nerviline a necessity to overcome frequent minor illnesses.
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H. L. Carpenter
Rothesay, N.B
Two Farmers Exchange Odd Claims About Calf and Visit
In a terse exchange, First Farmer claims a twolegged calf freak and a Second Farmer confirms the man visited his daughter last night. The dialogue hints at a bizarre rural misunderstanding or rumor in a rustic setting.
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Amepency Relef
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Toner
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Amabel North
Chapter
Pepys
Mrs Montrever
Niere
Monk's Hollow
Montrever
Tim Tord-Maddison
Egr
Royal Yeast
Standard Brands Limited
Fraser Ave
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Burlington Wire
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