Vol. 3, No. 1 – Digital Only
$3.00
More school stories tell about one student’s experience on how they used to sneak out to the lavatory to smoke. An excerpt from Rev. Henry Gordon tells of how he’d found one family all alone weeks after the Flu in 1918, the survivors too tell their stories from how they’ve became left alone and how they’d survive. Learn about the Labrador crafts of making seal skin boots and how to make em’ last. Continue with a series of eerie tales from Labrador back in Them Days.
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Them Days Vol. 3, No. 1 – 1977 – Digital only
Makkovik School, circa 1928 – Alice Perrault
No Pants In My Day – Annie Blake
1918 Flu at Mountaineer Cove – Rev. Henry Gordon
We Sons of Labrador – Byron Chaulk
Labrador Crafts
Ghostly Tales
T’was Love, Maid – William Tracy
Kinmit Kattakalauktut Ikkalakut – Susannah Igloliorte
The Dogs Fell Through The Window – Susannah Igloliorte
The Harvey Family – Sylvia Cook Hand
Lost in a Storm – Elsie Penny
A Story About How The Pallisers Got Their Name – Edna Campbell
News From Killinek, 1920 – Ernest Lyall
Two Curlews: A Winter’s Grub – Matilda Martin
