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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
2
The Observer reports on war news across the Atlantic with Germany’s stance, western front activity, and British resolve. It highlights Allied resistance, potential drive against the foe, and the broader impact on home front morale amid evolving combat reports.
Private Christmas cards offered in a sample book with names and addresses. Orders to be sent to W. B. Trae at the Sun Office, for Christmas and New Year greetings.
A reader testimonial claims Nerviline heals pleurisy pains and chest tightness quickly after rubbing on the chest. The writer recounts prior cold and sore throat, notes relief within hours, and praises the product’s value with a large bottle priced at 50 cents or 2 dollars for a pack, urging others to buy from dealers.
By invitation of Mr Win and Mr Bournew, a discussion was held in Alecandra Hall on Wednesday. The gathering aimed to discuss the subject of a letter from Mr H J Cronin offering to send a kisdergar.
President Achbonripas led a tense meeting after which the health chief approved a plan to strengthen the hospital. Mr Crowe offered a genuine assertion and a tentative agreement was reached as Walter Merefur attended. A wounded private was reported among warnings, with Sep FV noted. Norwian Pordly reportedly shot in the hand.
Fragmented OCR notes describe people and places with erratic spellings. Mentions include Miss Basin Newnng arriving by Ayde, Capt A Colbourne, Mis Cypiines, Miss Siuitas of St. Anthony, Mrs A Colluwme, and various references to Prosperro and Prospero days. No clear event or outcome emerges.
Mr Pettie a Trinity native and Miss Railey, once a telemagic narrator at Morton’s, resurfaced in Trinity for a ceremony as relatives Mrs Joseph Gidge of Merton and others attended. The fragmentary text notes a marriage and local connections.
Sunday services listed for the third Sunday after Trinity include morning prayers and a sermon by Sr Pete r Mains and Lilany aid, with Evensong and singing, and Sunday school classes in the basement under the parish hall.
An old advertisement touts Stafford's Phoraton Sough and Cold Curb for coughs colds bronchitis and related ailments. It also promotes Starbord's Prescription A for digestion catarrh nervous dyspepsia and stomach issues with availability through mercantile merchants and postage details.
An OCR fragment notes a rapid throat inflammation and fire danger, urging prompt use of Allen's Congralsam for coughs. It also mentions Captain Stockley and a high catch at Treaty Shore, with references to Miss Batson, Prospero, and summer school at St Peters led by Miss Pearce. The ad cites Verrovinus tonic and large bottles priced at $1.00 by Davis & Lawrence Co. in Montreal.
Fragmentary notice states a general service mass will occur at Bay Roberts later with an application at the CL OFE Parsonage. Nurse Mutole from the Tiberculo campaign was involved and has visited an amber of consumptive patients in the local area.
A birth is announced for a child born on Friday June 30 to Mr Aire Howard Dokelds and Mrs Arthur Manet son. The family welcomes the new arrival and shares joy at this time.
A nostalgic farewell letter from students at the academy expresses gratitude and best wishes to a revered teacher. They recall shared days, invoke memories of guidance, and hope for reunion in heaven, pledging lasting respect and happiness for the teacher’s future.
A garbled letter expresses heartfelt thanks to multiple well known figures and entities. The writer conveys gratitude for kindness and support, praising Wells, Horan, and a cafe, while pledging that the recipients will not be forgotten. The text merges names and phrases in a fragmented tribute.
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