Fragmented news account of a holiday events scene and accidents
A garbled report describes a tragic death found in a city area, police notification, and a series of social events. It mentions temperatures, weather, a poultry exhibition, vegetables, schooners, and a hospital transfer. Names appear distorted, with references to clergy, club members, and local journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liately
Mistriobet
Alfred
Shytetrot
Josepi
Taylor
Gaiyaden
Asurket
Ian Digit
Normesia
Nsw
Pete Syaneinp
Avery Accideur
Gaikencar
Kase de Verde
Heaton
Evlikiyet
Gar
Sigval Hank Superior
Drink Water Before Breakfast Says Health Advice
Fragmented text suggests a health tip urging drinking hot water before breakfast. It mentions routines, beverages, and a cautious tone about starting the day. Names, places, or clear events are not readable in the snippet.
Fragmented scribbles summon public will and wartime pleas
Public appeal mixes scattered phrases about voting, work, and welfare. The fragment references the WP and FWA APaI, urging support for unity and governance while mentioning Home Tenebrie of the Wind and notable figures amid a chaotic, warlike context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milleron
Leo Ulbers
Apekin
Betail
Feja
Uefa
Goraniawity
Fragmented OCR Note Lacking Coherent Event
The readable text appears garbled with stray letters and broken phrases. Names, dates, places, and clear actions are absent, preventing determination of a coherent news item or event.
Opportunity Knocks See Letters From W P A
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference an address by the W P A and a letter from Lady Davidson, with mentions of Newfoundland and empire matters. The readable lines suggest wartime era correspondence about federal relief and regional duties, though much text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Davidson
W. P.A
Yolen
Ives
W.P. A
Newfoundland
South Weles
Untitled Fragment on War Policy and Civic Debate
The text presents a fragmented plea for civic action and debate on wartime policy. It references a port, resistance to certain views, and calls for subscriptions and support from readers. It mentions local media, ownership, and public interest, urging engagement and preparation for upcoming events.
IMPERIAL RED CROSS FUND SOUTH SIDE BENEFIT
A large community fundraiser, listing many donors and contributions, highlights the Imperial Red Cross effort for the South Side. The column names donors such as J. W. Minty and Mrs. Sidney Youve among numerous others with varied amounts, reflecting broad local support and social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Asulwre
Aabtauguese
Gee Blau
Wan Mughies
J. W. Minty
Juwier Young
Pheolw Young
Simon Vue
Mre
Young
Sidney Youveening
Phi Hipson
John BE
Jake Whiliopa
George Stockley
Wenley W. Wautora
Wie’ Myth
Tarbert Young
Novie Lewiheit
Devine’ Lambert
Shephen Bhoa
Gedre Vaway
Th’ Young Vn
Sry” George
Booger
Tiny
Corper
W'Gouper
Blaeitord Boderiule
Iaautind
Benne Martel
Ores Meteo
Blanche Bielénd
Augustus Vailog
Spies Lares
Art Lambe i
Airs Syenuel Watkin
Wiliam Yodan
Foboerating
Lawert
Annie
Lips
Fred Stockley
Fred Steckiey
Spa Job White
Arn
Buy Su
Martin Pubes
Nee Rig
Tom Rees
Jugate Anstey
Charley Whitear
Walle
Mr Dasie
Vien
Alek Guy Petts
Alee Guy
Winifred
Silieuerd
Deorne Guy Piste
Joka
Kadderoy
Mrs. A- Grimey
Hlarals Vague
Ivane Green
Tam Ms
Geerabaga
Andrew Greenbem
Berle
Wigher Fay
Fawinl Yoon
Miss Beattice
Younes
Charles Gary
Mik Arbor Stockley
Saabere Tay Ms
Wirsier
Minnie Wheeler
Mf Biennen Guy
Suiey Besdell
Ara Arteex Cooper
Janay. Coober
Tra. Wa
Cooper
Thorne Conver
Ea Mem Citnaiva ‘Young
Mes James Beilip
Mate Tuew Yeo
Ane Ceoger Cp
Morgarer Dwvidann Letter Fragment Reflects Farewell Tone
A fragmentary note expresses farewell and gratitude, with archaic spellings and a formal closing. The handwriting hints at a personal correspondence from Morgarer Dwvidann, conveying sincerity and respect to the recipient. The text emphasizes a cordial departure and steadfast regard.
Fragmented OCR civic list yields unclear names and numbers
The text presents a garbled OCR list of names ages and amounts with many missing words and stray characters. From readable fragments we note individuals such as Sidney Milchelt 85 and Irances Smith with unclear affiliations and scattered monetary figures. details are incomplete and uncertain.
Untitled forestry unit incident report fragment
Fragmentary report describes a forestry event on a Saturday involving several men and horses near a bay. The text is garbled and names are unclear, but indicates an incident or activity affecting operations and possible personnel.
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St'John’s
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Walter
Dre
Inge
Spain
Tina
Nana
Lee
Mauy
Carlinge
Fether Pippy
Bund al Cochrane Skehurch
Liewellyt Club
Chinm
Denon
Bowl
Owen
Lersof
Scania
Royacaiain
Tillinante
Sot
Gortion
Bru
Kent
Stovelip
Bethes
Jobu
TGY
Kin's Cove
Frederick Frank Jeokies
Joan Cinebain
Mr Decker
Edward Stuckless
Margaret Teotius
Arihir Jean
Frederick Yenkimi
Freddie Jenbns
Bly Ste Tees
Ruthavic Jenkium
Willie Bulley
Gedeye Vinenves
Joven
Ska
Morgarer
Sidney Milchelt
Bisa
Aerahy
Mlonta Sad
Tome Bnat
Gorse
Hardy
Mucha Yardy
Ate
Pargy
Phomas
Jab Hi
Sain
Smith
Joh Lewin
Teerae
Willaih Ror
Suan Tel Kenito
Wesley Ee
Arne Roeta
Terar
Manmer
Hemay
Springdale
Tian Lurtlow
IE Teudes
Mung Beck
Bere Iowa
Ciydu Weanesde
Beanett Gillen
Clyde
Néhomas
Sun Ome
Ein Hex
Twilbeeste
Gray
Scripps
A H Murray
StJohn
Tyga
Uremi
Jerchent
Jo Brirsbus
Bos
Panscaarrion
Sragrond
Obige Nurome
TwAliavie Paltar
Teaple
Severtiing
Alletantes
Dece Meer
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