5000 Facts about Newfoundland Compiled by H M Mosdell 1922-23

5000 Facts about Newfoundland, compiled by Harris Munden Mosdell in 1922–23, is a comprehensive reference work that provides a detailed snapshot of Newfoundland's society, economy, and governance during that period. This almanac-style volume encompasses a wide array of topics, including historical, political, and religious facts, as well as information on agriculture, geography, and culture. It also presents statistical data on government expenditures and revenues for the years 1919–1920, along with projections for 1921–1922, offering valuable insights into the fiscal landscape of Newfoundland at the time. 

The book was published in St. John's, Newfoundland, and is available online through Memorial University's Digital Archives Initiative. You can access the full text here: 

Harris Munden Mosdell (1883–1944) was a multifaceted individual—journalist, physician, and politician—who played a significant role in Newfoundland's public life. He served in the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly from 1926 to 1934 and held various editorial positions, including editor of the Liberal Daily Star. His diverse career reflects a deep engagement with both the medical and political spheres of Newfoundland.