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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1890
Page
2
Post office notice lists despatch dates for Northern Mail Route between Sc. Jonas and Western Cave. Dates include January Tuesday, February 1 and 18, March 4 18, and April 16 29. Mail closes at 9am on dispatch days. book collected parcels not forwarded to this coast.
The notice charges housekeepers to report any infectious disease in the home to the Health Board or Justice of the Peace, with penalties up to fifty dollars. It also warns that anyone exposing others to contagious disease in public or while using public transport, or handling contaminated items, may face fines or imprisonment. The order requires disinfection of conveyances and accountability for those who fail to act, enforced by the provincial magistracy.
An irregular ad fragment lists various items for sale and names with many unreadable terms. It mentions a date 25 9Nl and a price or code 0840, but crucial details are obscured by OCR errors leaving ambiguous names and goods.
A public notice discusses the impact of new laws banning cal traps on shore fisheries and questions their effect on migratory fish, arguing for a temporary exemption for Labrador coasts. It notes fishermen face winter losses and pending government relief, urging petitioning representatives to present the issue to the upcoming Legislature.
Fragmented notes from a late 19th or early 20th century shipping page describe fluctuating oil prices including 10 to 26 shillings, reports of abalone availability, and concerns over supply lines. Mentions of brent-like markets, cargo delays, and looming financial strains suggest a grim outlook for trade routes and port activity.
The article critiques Tory falsehoods and their impact on voters while detailing a split within the Liberal Party led by Willow Whit. It discusses privase and wall ae ln busituna lite, referencing figures like Sir We Vs Whiteway and Mesars Bid, O'Dwyer, Woods, Morris, and Unerey Suet. It contrasts popular calls for reform with elite aims, and mentions the upcoming general election as the stage for these tensions.
A garbled OCR styled fragment mentions a political party, a location like Newfoundland, and references a date close to a June telegram. It lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals, with several misread phrases and nonsensical word clusters.
The readable fragments describe Cepia and Frese in trade context with 1930 values, pounds sterling amounts, and exports of various goods. It mentions Eurocentric monetary figures, 1830 and 1839 export patterns, and references to British and Indian trade shares, with scattered names and places distorted by OCR.
A scratched OCR page shows garbled lines about devices and plans. The text mentions various unclear terms like disonces and bra, with odd phrases such as sold by all dgators. No coherent event or proper names discernible.
A garbled telegram explains a Tate message about local work on the Hull's Bay Railway. It notes an AC company to manage coal and bas in the district of St George, and mentions mail trains from Gambo that left Thursday and expected Monday.
Spelration Missionary Meetings in cooperation with the Methodist Church set for Monday 17 inst at Little Harbor with services across the South and North sides on Wednesday 19 and Thursday 20. Adoration heartily welcomed. collection will be taken at all services.
The paper states two communications from correspondents are judged unsuitable for publication. They warn readers that the letters are burdensome and lack worthy content, promising no further publishing of such material to avoid offense or misuse.
The readable fragments describe a ceremonial need line division and a program scheduled for an evening event. Names such as Peter and Alonzo appear among broken references. The content hints at local civic actions and planned demonstrations or showcases in a formal setting.
A garbled OCR fragment enumerates names and numbers across diverse locales such as Spain, Norway, Turkey, and others. It references forged items and mentions various regions, dates, and entities in a disjointed, unreadable sequence. The text lacks a coherent event or clear narrative to summarize.
A garbled archival fragment discusses Akan topics and firweule specimens, referencing Centdsttea of Iyoras Pottone and Colonel Woodthorpy. It mentions subceding the 70 diplive Bubue, the Linn, snowy Wiava, and unclear references to two sult Luray, Loreheauf, and local possessions, with noted tensions and vague social ties.
A scrambled fragment notes health hazards including fur cramps and cholera linked to a mixture sold by a dealer. Mentions Kendstoke and Hinch in unclear context with potential care within a model or product. No clear location, date, or proper entities. content is highly fractured.
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