17 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
1
Gasoline and kerosene available at low prices. Large stocks of Dry Goods and Groceries now opened. Invitation to inspection of quality and prices.
The text describes German forces and British empire responses, referencing Kaiser, German war aims, and Allied supply issues. It notes German advances and the broader war context, mentioning Essnermaie works and material needs. The wording reflects early war reportage with emphasis on strategy and home-front impacts.
Fragmentary note mentions Vue Union Store and a paid Gini-use to a waggaglish concern. It references short trips and phrases that are unclear and appear nonstandard or placeholder. No clear event or person details emerge for a complete summary.
A fragment filled with disjointed notes from St Johns Cyne recounts a street accident on Thickworth St involving a carriage, an injured arm, and the driver’s neglect. It mentions a death abroad, local civic events, and stray references to a Christ Church association, a steamboat, and a missing wallet.
A fragmented column notes travelers including Mrs Peyton and Miss Hyde arriving by Clyde steamship and visits around Lewisport Botwood and New Yale. It mentions a new Commodore skipper Mr George Hawn and a health ad promoting Asaya-Negral for nervous exhaustion.
Sunday services listed with confusion in text. Mentions Matins Holy Communion Sermon at 6 40 pm Bible Churches Night service at 5030 pm Rev AVF and Rev Avole. Classes on North and Saint seat 2AM with scattered incomprehensible names.
The Sun Twillingate Mil lists advertising rates and rates for want ads with per word pricing, special contract rates, and print schedule notes. It mentions a ship arrival The Can’t Lose formerly Kintail and a coal and salt trade remark, within a fragmentary Canadian newspaper page.
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