Twillingate Sun Advertisement Rates and Notes
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.90 yearly for Newfoundland 1.20 for Canada 1.50 for England U S A and other countries payable in advance. Advertising rates are 25 cents per inch for short term and contract prices for long term with fortnightly composition changes. Notes of Thanks cost 25 cents and opinions of correspondents are not the paper's responsibility.
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Twillingate
Mld
North Side
Roberts
Propr
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Violent Struggles and Peacekeepers Across Nations
A reflective editorial argues war and despotism threaten civilians and leaders alike. It cites Wilson and Roosevelt as contrasts to force, warns against agitators, and notes fears in Havana Spain France while urging democratic limits and lawful justice amid rising tensions.
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Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt Mediation Board
Havana
Spain
France
Figure Unknown Prices for Labrador Fish Across Docks
The report shows Labrador fish priced at 2 dollars 50 and 88 cents at a starter, 2 dollars 70 at one firm in St John’s, and 2 dollars 50 at Moreton’s. Prices are uncertain and may rise later, with overall trader sentiment uncertain about the quay market.
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St. John's
Moreton’s
Shore fish prices steady in St Johns market
A fair quantity of shore fish is being handled in St Johns with prices firm at 7.00 for Large Merchantable and Spanish, 6.00 for Small Merchantable and Spanish, 5.00 for Small Italian No 1, and 4.00 for Madeira. Very little poor quality in this year’s catch, an experienced handler estimates it is about 1.00 higher per quintal than last year.
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St. John's
Working It Out With Government Aims and Trade
The piece urges self help to lift the country, noting real results are scarce yet work has progressed. It stresses willingness to try new paths, not reliance on dole, and the need for producers to sustain operations while paying bills and fostering trade.
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Commission of Government
MacDonald
Hospital Sunday Drives Offers In Twillingate Churches
Readers are reminded that hospital Sunday will be observed in all Twillingate churches tomorrow. Collections aim to fund a Blanket Contract for Twillingate hospital work and follow a clergy letter signed two weeks ago.
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Twillingate
Bart's Balm touted as new remedy in Newfoundland ads
A Newfoundland period advertisement promotes Bart's Balm as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia and neuritis discovered in England. It urges trials by chronic sufferers and advises cooperation with physicians for internal treatment. Distributors in St John’s Newfoundland are Lawrence Nild Co Ltd.
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England
Newfoundland
Bart
Lawrence Nild, Co. Ltd
Water St
St. John’s
ASK
Bart's
Constipation Miracle Story Prompts Kruschen Salts Praise
A long term constipation sufferer credits Kruschen Salts with restoring regular bowel action. She recounts 30 years of trials and says daily use since starting three months ago has her bowels on a clock and friends noting her improved appearance. Kruschen is touted as Nature's recipe for internal cleanliness.
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A. M. Kruschen
Presentation to new superintendent of Provincial Hospital
The Verdun Protestant Hospital staff presented a travelling case to Dr. E C Menzies assistant superintendent as he leaves for Saint John to become superintendent of the Provincial Hospital. Mrs Menzies received an engraved silver tray and a bouquet of roses.
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Montreal
E. C. Menzies
Verdun Protestant Hospital
Saint John
Twillingate Athletic Association closes football season
Confederation Life notes the Twillingate Athletic Association finishes its first year in blue and white with eight games played, five wins, two ties, one defeat, and strong support from fans. The group praises excursions and intertown friendships and looks to the 1935 season.
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Twillingate Athletic Association
Vote Hitler Else Starve Berlin Drastic Punishment
Fragmentary report hints at a political threat linked to Adolf Hitler urging harsh measures in Berlin. Mentions August 19 and a Düsseldorf hospital with physicians reportedly ordered to boycott.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Reichsfuerder
Duesseldorf
Labour Federation President hospitalizes after strike blow
Wm. Green, president of the Federation of Labour in America, was injured in a blow during the Textile Strike and remains hospitalized. The strike has ended but the Roosevelt Mediation Board must still determine terms. Communists are alleged to have instigated rioting in Rhode Island. Strikers say they achieved their demands.
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Wm. Green
Federation of Labour In America
Rhode Island
Roosevelt Mediation Board
At The Primmer House R G Squires Deer Lake
R G Squires of Deer Lake visits The Primmer House with H A Melvin and Mr Thorne in St Job s.
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Primmer House
R. G. Squires
Deer Lake
H. A. Melvin
Mr. Thorne
St. Job's
Local Visitors and Travel Through The Kyle Area
Personal notes list visitors and travelers including Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Stuckless from St. Anthony by the Kyle on Saturday morning. Mr. Jobo Gillett arrived from the City on Tuesday. Denis Gillispie stayed in town last week from Fortune Hr. A Colbourne traveled to Gander Bay last week by motor Dorothy. He returned Thursday with his sister Mrs Rowand staying for the winter. S Wells, brother to Mrs Manderson, visited from Corner Brook. Mr. M Olds, Dr Olds’s brother, is in from the U S A. EB Colbourne toured the Bay by motorboat Sindbad on hospital business. boat returned Wednesday.
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Bennett Stuckless
Kyle
St. Anthony
Jobo Gillett
Denis Gillispie
Fortune Hr
A Colbourne
Gander Bay
Dorothy
Rowand
S. Wells
Manderson
Corner Brook
Shipping News From The Port Harbors Inform Trade
Aux. Grace Boehner returned from St. John s with freight for local firms and a car for Mr. Colbourne. S. Anders arrived with cash codfish for G. J. Carter. Aux. Fogota arrived from Fogo with two hospital patients Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Ludlow. The Netherday and Our Bobs await flour from a steamer. Jean from the northern fishery and Lone Flyer from St. John s with freight for Ashbourne s Lid.
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Aux
Grace Boehner
St. John’s
Claude Colbourne
S. Anders
G. J. Carter
Fogota
Fogo
Ford
Ludlow
Joe Batt
Ann
Girl Guides Bazaar Draws Crowds Despite Rainy Evening
The Parish Hall bazaar on Thursday night attracted patrons with Patrol Leaders' stalls offering numerous goods. Sales were strong with $108.00 reported at closing and possible further receipts to come.
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Girl Guides
Home Town Merchant Sells Roofing and Hardware
Local retailer advertises DUX-BAX patent roofing materials for home use. The shop also offers BLACK-JACK and NOX-ALL products for sale to homeowners.
Saw mill owners report increased sales and winter cutting planned
Saw mill owners say more lumber and products have sold than in four or five years. Some loggers plan a winter cutting season and another saw plan for next season. Cooperage stocks are being used up due to a better fishery, with birch and hoops in demand.
Sixth Harvest Thanksgiving Anniversary in Little Harbour Unité
Preliminary notice announces a church event for the Sixth Harvest Thanksgiving. The anniversary service will be held on Sunday October 28 with a commemorative supper on Monday October 29 at the Little Harbour Unité church.
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Little ‘Harbour
St John’s ships lose vessel. royal and political notes span world
The 30 ton schooner Wild Briar went ashore near Fort Amherst while bound for St John’s from Lumsden with fish and oil and was total loss. Captain Collins and five crew rowed to St John’s as health officials arranged to send them home. Several international and local items: royal assent to Prince George and Princess Marina marriage. Spain unrest with deaths and arrests. US ships’ crews strike affecting 35,000. Havana riots. Dominion Coal Co mine tie ends. stamps for King George V anniversary. legal and administrative notes from St John’s. Baden-Powell visit planned. Yugoslav affairs. Fogo fishery frozen bait report.
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St. John’s
Lumsden
Fort Amherst
Collins
Health and Welfare Dept
Buckingham Palace
Prince George
Marina
Spain
Dominion Coal Co
Glace Bay
United States
North Atlantic
Havana
Commission of Gov't
Nad
King George V
Bay of Islands
Twillingate
Supreme Court
Alexander
Serbia
Barthous
Marseilles
France
Paris
Britain
Baden Powell
Nid
Codroy
London Gazette
Duke of Kent
Vittoria
Prince Peter
Surrey
Hogland
Belgrade
Gov't
Lath
Ludlow
Fogo
Joe Batt
Sun Court
Shi
Felvin
Burt
James
Council rejects expenditure offer amid resignation
The council voted five to one against the proposed municipal expenditure with councillor Oaterbridge resigning in protest. In Halifax a three storey residence exploded yesterday injuring seven and wounding two as firemen fought flames for three hours. dynamite in the cellar is suspected and police are investigating.
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Oaterbridge
Halifax
Sunday Church Services Schedule Reflects Local Parishes
Church services listed for Sunday across Peter's and United Church districts. Peter's offers Holy Communion at 8, Matins at 11 and Evensong at 7 with Rev. Laite and Mr. Elliott alternating. United Church South Side shows 11 with Rev. U Laite and 7 with Mr. John Elliott. North Side mirrors 11 with Mr. Elliott and 7 with Rev. Laite. Little Hr notes 2 30 for Rev. Laite.
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S. Andrew
United Church
South Side
Rev. U. Laite
John Elliott
North Side
U. Laite
Little
Salvation Army Meeting Schedule Across Today
Salvation Army hosts an 11 a.m. holiness meeting with Speaker Adjutant Jones. A 3 p.m. free and easy praise meets, then a 6:30 p.m. evangelistic Great Salvation Meeting led by Mrs. Adjutant Jones. All welcome.
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Salvation Army
Adjt. Jones
Marth
Great Salvation Meeting
Seed Potato Obligation Meeting Saturday Night
L. D. A. members owing for seed potatoes must meet in the Court House on Saturday night October 13. The general meeting asks members to express how they will meet obligations. Attendance is urged to avoid being deemed as evading payment. H. C. Roberts, President.
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L.D A
Court House
H. C. Roberts
Admission Offered At Five Cent Door Fee
Doors open at 5 30 pm with admission priced at five cents.
Watches and Jewelry for Sale by John D. Snow
For sale items include ladies nickel case wrist watches with straps at 2.50 and rolled gold case wrist watches with ribbon bands at 4.95. Pearl chokers sold individually, wedding rings from 1.00 upward, pocket watches with chain at 135, men's wrist watches 2.50, and razor blades 30c per dozen. We buy old jewellery. P O Box 5308 St. John's.
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Pearl
John D. Snow
St. John’s
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Confederation Life
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