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Galleryyuhself - Great advertising reminders.

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Galleryyuhself - Vintage Tobago.

Have you ever seen some of our vintage 19th century newspapers? This copy of The Tobago News is dated December 3rd, 1892!

These vintage Tobago newspapers were called, “The News” and were published every Saturday morning on Main Street, Scarborough by William C. Murrell. The price of a subscription was 9 shillings a year, once paid in advance. To subscribers in other colonies, the price was 12 shillings.

This newspaper was important to merchants who wished to advertise their goods, and also helped provide information about local events and news from around the world to citizens of Tobago. It operated as a gazette, or, an official journal of abstract current events. Newspapers like these are important to researchers as they help provide insight into key events, and help trace the chronology of the history of Trinidad and Tobago throughout major historical events.

How far back do you think our Newspaper Collection here at the National Archives goes?

Visit us at our Public Search Room at #105 St. Vincent Street, POS to view our Newspaper Collection, and more! To schedule an appointment, please contact us at 623-2874 ext. 3035 or 3036 or forward an enquiry in an email to enquiries@archives.gov.tt for more information.

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~Galleryyuhself~ General Assistance Grant information compiled by the Ministry of Communications for The Ministry of Social Development and family Services.

One of the biggest tasks in Graphic Design is to make a very wordy document appeal to who it is meant for. In this instance the designer has done their best to keep things uniform and all the relevant information sized according to importance. Breaking up the page with a yellow and blue curtain of colour helps the sea of text. The images are place holders and generic clip art, but they are helpfully considered for each type of assistance.

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~Galleryyuhself~ Announces Launch of “RTTMALL BUSINESS DISPLAY PLATFORM”l As a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic, the world has been forced into becoming more virtually progressive. This has unfortunately stifled many offline Companies especially within Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean.This is why RTTMALL’s Online Business Display Platform was created. With over 100,000 social media following on both Facebook and Instagram, RTTMALL Business Display Platform, will offer itself as an advertising portal for both local and international businesses looking to push their business further within the online realm in Trinidad and Tobago. 

 Companies will have the online freedom to independently advertise their products, details, prices, locations and contact information on RTTMALL’s Social Media Platform.

RTTMALL will SOLELY be an advertising platform for companies needing an large social media base to push their brand, products and services.

DISCALIMER:- Companies advertising with RTTMALL will need to post all contact information for it’s customers as RTTMALL will not be responsible or liable for any sales or services advertised externally.

Companies and Businesses (Small or Large Scale) interested in Advertising can email their portfolio and proposal to rttmall2016@gmail.com. A representative will contact you to discuss futher!

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~Galleryyuhself~ We are all at home and sweets and salty snacks are the last things we should be stocking up on. But to be real, there is only so much Kale anyone can eat! Massy Stores advertisements for their bakery features a visually helpful speech banner for your information.