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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
1
Fragmented observations recount a speaker musing on work and sexual roles, citing misunderstandings about women, chimney sweeping labor, and parental expectations. The text blends personal reflection with social judgments, referencing children, education, and marital status without a clear narrative.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Morton Hr and Cat Fund with appeals for dollars. Details are garbled but imply a local fund drive or patriotic context and community contributions. No clear names, dates, organizations, or outcomes are readable.
Vague OCR fragment shows supporters urging Judy to back a wetsoreol ting while Neer and Ket red play unclear roles in the plea. Readable elements point to a political campaign mood without clear names, dates, or places.
A damaged OCR fragment appears to reference a prior event or story about water and a possible letter. It mentions fear, last Eyeliot, a French word, and a nearby sheet. details are unreadable and unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment reflects a discussion of the last verse and prescience in a poem or drama, mentioning the Joved Son and several referenced figures. The snippet hints at a church or literary context with unclear attributions and disrupted text.
A poem praising duty love and cheer is offered to comfort parents of fallen soldiers. The lines express resilience for a war effort and honor the courage of youths who fought and perished, urging fortitude for those left behind.
Readable fragments depict a wartime women s role in supporting England. Phrases mourn the young male volunteers and promise women s resolve to send men to war while maintaining morale for victory.
A North Side Methodist service honored Arthur H. Young with a tribute by Mr Seeghew Laverbeutien and others. They recalled Young as a promising young man, loyal friend, and devoted patriot who fell at his post. The church mourned with his widowed mother as organist Miss Preston led the Dead March in Saul while the congregation stood in quiet homage.
The marriage of Armenia daughter of Mr and Mrs Josiah Roberts of Wild Cove to Reve P L Wale ms of Jolotte U S executive of Roglind will be held at North Side Methodist Church on Thursday the 27th inst at 2 29 p m The ceremony will likely be performed by Rev Harris of Morty's.
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