23 Feb 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1918
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reveals a letter box page detailing donations and lending, referencing a one dollar donation and a local meeting. It mentions public notices, fishery terms, and a call for funds, with sporadic personal remarks and scattered names and places. The text is cryptic and garbled, but centers on community contributions and meeting logistics.
Noah Side reports on February 14, 1978, in Bile 58, a local tale about Mr Fide and a shy moment. The brief item notes a humorous incident or quirk involving the person referenced, with no further details provided.
A fragmented notice from Fridays Bay L O L Friday editor and members. The text mentions appreciation for services and loyalty within Mundavy Raye and the Loyal Orange Association context. It recalls past membership and a wish to acknowledge a longstanding connection.
Fragmented OCR shows an advertisement or listing for a remedy labeled Dream for Catarrh. It mentions opening nostrils, soothing hand colds, and various garbled lines likely pricing or product notes. The readable bits indicate a market-like product pitch with unclear specifications.
A garbled festive note describes a Christmas greeting from a man in the lane at 10 Main Street. It mentions bright streets, a feast, and wishes for happiness, though many words are unclear and the sender’s name reads as Joey Jack Turner in parts.
Fragmentary notes describe resignations private secretary roles and community events. Mentions include Mr Johnstone, Mr Pittovan, and Mrs Haesis daughter of Bozeneleney, plus a hospital reference and local church activities. Also notes a governor welcome and various shipping and port matters with scattered dates and places.
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