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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented testimonial notice touts Stafford's Liniment and Stafford's Prescription by E Stoffard Son, claiming miraculous relief from aches. It references bottle sales, a theater outlet, and a 22 to 3 day recovery narrative, with insistence on publicity and manufacturer naming.
Advertising rates and misread text show Canada and states pricing with various figures. Names appear garbled. local notices and pricing for notices or exchanges. fragmentary sections mention Jerome Wall and local advertising charges.
April details show first quarter on the 3rd full moon on the 10th and last quarter near the 25 percent mark for Pissaig sietrte tata with unclear context and fragmented dates. The text appears as a garbled ephemeris or diary fragment lacking complete sentences or identifiable events.
An article portrays heated attacks surrounding a shipowner Classis Kean and Captain Kean amid a disaster. It condemns public figures and editors while defending personal reputation and accountability for the loss and blame, naming A Kean and others in a contentious controversy.
The magistrate spoke about the fatal Lin Mayane Power case and the failure to obtain key evidence. Questions arise about why Mr Win Smith and others were not examined, reports of a possibly alive witness, and whether footmarks or the girl’s route were properly investigated. Eyewitness frogs sightings add to the mystery while suspects such as Legg are mentioned.
A brief obituary notes the death of Red Pike and outlines limited life details. It mentions working at We Ashtionriie's, a father Nelson, and a move across Challbey. The notice lists surviving relatives including a sister Jose and an aunt Hieron, with general family condolences.
Harry Powell of Stocket died unexpectedly on a Saturday after a fall from a scaffold while at work. He was in his 40s, described as strong and healthy, and his death was sudden and mourned by many.
Fragmented report mentions a tragedy at Genural with casualties and survivors, plus scattered political notes about MPs, petitions, and the Supreme Court. It references ships, sealing, and interference with authorities, all framed in a turbulent postwar news tone.
Fragmented OCR text hints at an old door to door style health product pitch. Mentions pills for bladder, rheumatism, blood, and tonics. Includes dubious claims and generic warnings about propriety and effectiveness.
A trade review notes the high cost of wireless outfits on sealing steamers, citing about eleven hundred dollars for equipment and six hundred to five hundred dollars for annual upkeep. The article discusses limited coverage to roughly two hundred fifty miles and references the steamer Mavi Titsard returning from Boston with Louie.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Mr Bogen fit a charge at the high school after a holiday. Mention of his family moving to a house near the parsonage and Mr J Andrews arriving from Grand Field last week.
A fragmentary report notes Captain Jared's schooner arriving from Piacentin Waterday. The water near Cape Ballard was said to be covered with white ice and seemed to surface from the bottom. Another opinion suggests the Southern Crest may have sank, with the vessel seen on a surface path.
A garbled coastal log cites a futile search for a missing vessel after a laborious morning, noting a steamer, schooner, and wreckage. Authorities and witnesses describe destruction, debris, and potential salvage efforts at a distant port, with scattered names and events obscured by damaged text.
A sealer died at a hospital after an incident near the Newinsadlaut area. Another man, John Kasle, reportedly fled the scene before authorities arrived. Witnesses described a chaotic sequence with injuries and a fire, and officials indicated the case may involve aggressive actions and attempts to restrain suspects. The hospital reported ongoing treatment for injuries and police were continuing their investigation.
An OCR reading reports decayed figures for a curtiont named Moodhrund with seals and weights. It lists crew counts, weights, values, and net totals across multiple categories, including a total gross value of 44,097.01 and net figures around 734,988.48 in late 19th or early 20th century units.
A clipped notice from White Suya Spices and Cereals Ltd offers White Swan yeast cubes as dependable, claiming they reduce failures. The Toronto area release notes a Hurle Lane site opening Monday with impressive pricing and genuine berguios on offer.
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