| Summary: | The Cadet was published between 1914-1924 as an enterprise for the benefit of the Catholic Cadet Corps. A non-political publication, it covers a wide range of subjects of general interest, including the activities not only of the C.C.C., but of other Newfoundland cadet corps as well. Editorial -- A Newfoundland hero -- The old stock / Sir Edward Morris -- His Grace Archbishop Roche at Placentia [illustration] -- Lieut. Eng.-Commander R. Howley [illustration] -- The European war and the real aggressor / Rev. Dr. Burke, S. J. -- The Irish in Newfoundland in the 19th Century, article V : Lawrence O’Brien / P. K. Devine -- The philosophy of suffering / Auguecheek -- Apostolic delegation stagni leaving the Reid Coy.’s railway station [illustration] -- Fishing boats making St. John’s harbor during a light breeze [illustration] -- Fishing schooners in St. John’s harbor getting ready for the voyage [illustration] -- Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserves who stayed on H.M.C.S. Niobe [illustration] -- A scene on the Humber [illustrations] -- John E. Redmond : statesman and patriot / Alexander Wenyon Samuel -- The grimmest jest in history / David Starr Jordan -- Bulgaria and the Balkan people / J. T. Meaney -- Lieuts. Rendell, Donnelly, Carter, Rowsell, Capt. Bernard, 1st Newfoundland Regiment [illustration] -- Lieut. J. Fox receiving the colours at Stob’s Camp [illustration] -- Sir William McGregor inspecting the Nfld. Regiment at Stob’s Camp [illustration] -- Business / A. G. Wagner -- A group of commissioned and non-commissioned officers of the Newfoundland Regiment taken at Edinburgh Castle [illustration] -- A gentleman of the new school / Thomas Lomax Hunter -- Newfoundland volunteers at Pleasantville [illustration] -- Things well rid of / Alf Stevenson -- John Patrick Holland : inventor of the submarine -- Lieut. Herbert Rendell [illustration]. Frequency: quarterly (?). Includes numerous advertisements.
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