Baby Clinic Notes From Twillingate Islands Visit
Oct 25 report shows the Robins Cove and Tickle Point clinic serving nearly eighty babies with hopes the total will reach one hundred. Many attend more than once as bottles of cod liver oil and medicines are distributed. Next week buses visit Kettle Cove and Bluff Head Cove with Mrs. Elijah Froude visiting mothers. Foods tested aim to cut costs while preserving nourishment. The committee asks for rolled oats prunes butter and canned tomatoes via local mite boxes. A Mothers Meeting is set for Nov 6 at 3:30 pm in the Court House. An Emergency Help Committee for the Twillingate Islands is organized with women urged to attend Nov 1. Applications for aid to local pastors doctors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin's Cove
Tickle Point
Gate Islands
Kettle Cove
Bluff Head Cove
Elijah Froude
Linfield’s
Manuel's
Acey's
Hodge's
Ashbourne’s
After's
Gillette's
Pardy's
Hayward's
Colbourne's
Primmer House
Tn Theospital
Baby Welfare Committee
N. Side
Obadiah Bridger
Manderson
H. J. Preston
Arthur Manuel
Carl Anstey
Hilde Anstey
In Loving Memory Of Our Father And Husband
Loving memory notice for a father and husband who died October 23 1927. Family Mrs Anster Scott and family describe enduring presence and guidance. Poignant reflection on loss and remembrance within the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anster Scott
At The Primmer House George 3 Woodford Hampden
Paul Small Bridgeparte and Sandy Knight join Edward Woolfey and Moreton s Hr in St Johns in a notice from Hampden. George 3 Woodford area references appear with names suggesting a local event or meeting. Further readable details are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 3
Woodford
Hampden
Frank
Miller
St. John’s
Paul Small
Bridgeparte
Sandy Knight
Edward
Woolfey
Moreton
Mr Osmond Responds To Local Development Notes
A reader letter from Mr. Osmond in Twillingate Sun criticizes a recent IL D A Notes column about the L D A Chairman. He laments misstatements about leadership and jokes about his own role as a reluctant President and "goat" for a year while threatening resignation. He questions figures and phrasing, mocks the editor, and defends Sam Elliott’s abilities and his own land development efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. D. A
Sam Elliott
Flowiga
Sam
Land Development Association
Twillingate
A. Maidment
Durrells
Mr. Butt
Jim
A. M
Reply to A M Maidment Sparks Town Column Debate
A defendant letter from 1933 to A M Maidment discusses accusations linked to anonymous letters signed behind the screen. The writer requests a full confession to clear gossip and restore peace, naming individuals and a June 1932 controversy.
Shipping News: Winnifred Tee Cleared for Halifax
The Schr. Winnifred Tee, Captain Sin clair, cleared from Customs on Tuesday for Halifax with 925 barrels of split herring loaded at Moreton's Hbr and Bridgeport from Messrs. Knight Osmond and Smalt. Schr. Magpie Blackwood arrived Thursday from St. John's with freight for A. Mannel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Tee
Sinclair
Customs
Halifax
Moreton’s
Bridgeporte
Messrs
Knight, Osmond and Smalt
Magpie Blackwood
St. John’s
A. Mannel
L D A Notes Urge Twillingate Unity For Growth
The speaker argues for a strong local organization to back public works and progress in Twillingate. He warns that without united effort the I De Av and similar causes stall, urging formation of the Land Development, the Earth and the fullness thereof to foster hospitals electric light and education, with next week’s bulletin detailing the L D A objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. de Av
Adam
Cook
Duke
Belted
Arle
Rams Gate
Twillingate
Aiman
Samuel Il’. Elliott
Local Giro of town visitors and departures this week
Personal Miss Mary Maddock visiting Mild Adult Education delegate hosted at the U C Parsonage. Miss Lizzie Harbin sailed on the Prospero to St Johns. Miss Kua Sayers and Miss Aynes Guy traveled by boat to Bonavista. Mrs Grimes and two children left for Catalina. Constable Bath rode the Prospero to Westport. Capt Richard Carrol left on the Kyle for King s Cove. Miss Grace Patten sailed on the Kyle to St Johns en route home to Grand Bank for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maddock
Moreton's
U.C
Lizzie Harbin
Prospero
St. John's
Kua Sayers
Aynes Guy
Bonavista
Thomas Grimes
Catalina
Constable Bath
Westport
Richard Carrol
S.S. Kyle
King’s ‘Cove
Grace Patten
Kyle
St. John’s
Grand Bank
English statesman praised and local incidents reported
Telegraph from St John s outlines Sir Eric Drumas as a leading English diplomat while detailing local mishaps and crime. It notes a fall at a wharf, a mother’s peril, timber relief plans, scouting news from Hungary, insurance murder convictions, and a range of political and economic items from Ireland Germany and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Eric Drumas
Italy
England
W. W. Wareham
Hr. Buffett
The
Argyle
Springfield
N. Y
Robert Templeton
R. A. Templeton
Water Street
Hungary
Ceylon
St. Andrew's
Mike Toltery
Newark
Germany
Hitles
Labour
Corner Brook
New Brunswick Lady Discovers Nerviline Relief
H L Carpenter of Rothesay New Brunswick reports Nerviline as a wonderful medicine for neuralgia colds chills and cramps. She uses it for her children for chills colds and stomach pain and calls Nerviline a family necessity in the country setting credited as help against common ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrsa
Suitable woods horses sought by I P and P Co at Corner Brook
Woods horses 1000 lbs or over to haul pulpwood on contract may contact the Woods Department of the I P and P Co Corner Brook Arrangements for suitable horses freighted both ways at company expense and fed in camps Contract by the cord or monthly rental with owner as teamster limited horses accepted Captain Williams exonerated from blame after Marsland sinking and assigned to new command Gov prize for best city allotment under the 4 D A plan awarded to M O Rorke who cultivated a plot near Ropewalk loaned by Premier Alderdice closing agriculture fair in the C B Saturday and present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Woods Department
Corner Brook
Williams
Narrows
M. O'Rorke
Alderdice
Ge Emérson
Soak Clothes in Sunlight Soap to Save Garments
An ad warns hard rubbing harms fabrics but Sunlight suds protect clothes. It cites savings from avoiding low grade soap, which can wear garments and irritate skin. The Sunlight Soap claim mentions a large financial guarantee and assurances of fabric care.
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Pestteee
Nld
S. Roberts, Peopr
Baby Clinic Notes
Court House
Twillingate Islands
Emergency Help Committee
Emergency Help
Women’s Auxiliary
Men’s Emergency Help Committee
Twillingate Sun
Charles Ie, Parsons
P. S
F. Hollands
A. Laite
Ensign Pike
Olds
Wood
K. M. Batten
Twistingate
Mr. Osmond
Geo,osmond
Empire
Lillian Loughton
Shipping News
L.D.A. Notes
Confederation Life
Telegraph
Dole
Ash
Supreme Court
Spain
Hitler
DeValera
Irish Free State
Dublin Weekly
Irish Times
John D. Rockfeller
Saskatchewan
Red Deer
Ilijah Cassell
New Waterford
Capt
Clark
Christopher Cullen
John Walsh
Bacon Cove
C. B
Comfort Bight
Labrador
A. A. Harris
AN. D. Co
Crand Falls
Nad
Brigus
U. S
Chicago
C. L.B. Armoury
Isaac Lemaire
Claude Lodge
Thomas Hillier
A. Pittman
W. J. Walsh
New Brunswick
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