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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1921
Page
4
The readable portions describe a voyage with Capt Joven Chint and crew facing dangers and orders on a river or coast. References to a Virgin ADM and a ceremony of courage appear, with mentions of Cove, Bent Creek, and a possible pursuit or retreat. The passage is heavily garbled.
A garbled charity note expresses gratitude for two hundred twenty dollar donations and references a secretary. The text mentions a sale and ancestral totals, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. The names Styadrewe Semvinge Chabaigh and Ancceen Tota appear as entities, with a total of $220.08 cited in the fragment.
Fragments indicate a sale notice for a sewing machine or related tool. Details are garbled but show an item described as a liner or sewing machine with rotary shuttle and three year warranty or condition. Appears intended for tailors seeking repairs or spare use. Potential buyer applications requested.
Fragmented diary style text centers on a burglary investigation. The speaker describes surveillance, confrontations, a club night, and prompts about a missing sum of money. Names like Wardrop and Schwarte appear amid fragmented exclamations and recollections of a past crime.
The excerpt weaves a distorted scene with scattered dialogue and events. Characters discuss a murder inquiry, Wardrop and Burton appear, and the plot threads hint at a planned elopement and pursuit. The readable portions suggest a tense investigation amid a crowded, tangled setting.
Local page reports on Dodd's Kidney Pills and a medical remedy endorsed by a resident, plus social updates. It notes neighbors advising the remedy, mentions health improvements, and lists several residents planning to travel or relocate to Canada. Also covers visits by Mrs. Stewart and local officials, and a wave of departures to western destinations.
A damaged description notes a motor boat measuring about 21 feet long, 5 feet 16.8 inches wide, and 32 inches deep, described as enclosed with three bolt power engines. The fragmentary text hints at a salvage or inspection context, with unclear attribution and place.
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