| Summary: | Through Torbay, about seven miles from St. John’s [illustration] -- Salmon fishing in Newfoundland / Sir William Allardyce -- United Church College : the largest school building in the country, for boys and girls -- Hon. D. A. Ryan honoured by the Vatican -- The Galway Port Project -- The gateway to the west -- Bishop Feild College : the boys’ branch of the Church of England College for Newfoundland situated in St. John’s -- The college song / Rev. D. W. Blackall -- A tribute (to the American Red Cross upon the completion of its relief and rehabilitation work in Porto Rico following the hurricane of September thirteenth, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight) / Elizabeth Kneipple Van Deusen -- Down Cape St. Francis way / Robert Gear MacDonald -- Sky songs / Amy Redpath Roddick -- The passing of Hon. Sir Patrick Thomas McGrath -- Labrador Indians : their customs and beliefs American scientist study the habits of the rapidly disappearing Nascopies / Dr. Arthur Selwyn-Brown -- Ellen / Honora -- Newfoundland sports : O’Toole’s record in Boston Marathon J. Maher retains championship -- Tenth anniversary of first trans-Atlantic air flight : St. John’s, Newfoundland, to Ireland, 1919-1929 / William Campbell -- Mount Cashel orphanage and training school / W. J. Carew -- Life in the brilliant Orient : rickshaws and Parisian millinery in Saigon an island of peace off Java chickens on doors temple services and country dances / Grace Farrelly -- Torbay, about seven miles from St. John’s [illustration] -- Renewal / Eugenie du Maurier Meredith -- The silent people / E. F. Duder -- The new Labrador / Ex. -- Incidents in the life of Marshal Foch -- The last words of Marshal Foch / Henry Polk Lowenstein -- A British submarine in St. John’s Harbour in 1915 -- Galway City as it is and may be / R. J. Kelly -- Out fishin’ -- The universal om / John Milton Smither -- The new Solicitor General -- Fully equipped fire patrol man extinguishing fire [illustration]. The Newfoundland Quarterly (1901-present) began publication when ...
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