Fragmented Veenty Guage Report From St Johns Unveiling
Readable fragments describe an event at St Johns with mentions of Archbishop Roche Crosbie, local clergy, and a public service. The text touches on political tone, attendance by officials, and references to health crises and community activities. Names include Gertie Strang and Miss, with notes on archbishop consecration and Methodist introductions.
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Varius
Bonar i
Felect Roche Crosbie Be Co
Stil Nerenw
Fis. Weve
Coodidge & Syn
Aity Methodists
Bellim Ll
Ehyire Wes
Selzeled
St. Oln
Koran
Cayts Wit
Ganim
Sein
Torsten
Alteenenil Wien
Gertie Strang
Uwe Gang
Montreal
Fredepieian
de. Boudehntly
Et Horde
How Zam-Buk Cures Skin Diseases
Zam Buk claims to cure skin diseases and related ailments with herbal essences and non-animal fats. The ad touts long shelf life, multiple applications for pimples, burns, bites, frostbite, and other conditions, urging readers to mail coupon and return postage. It asserts superior healing and invites readers to try Zam Buk through the company address and payment details.
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Assos Ag
Eamedur
Zam Gate
Joni
Zhu Bua
Cartuayyourn Sails to Lewinporte After Detour
Fragmentary report indicates the SS Cartuayyourn departed from Dilaspowy on a Saturday morning en route to Lewinporte with cargo or passengers. The text mentions Diyas and Home, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Cartuayyourn
Saeynday
Tuan
Joba
Page fragment recounts ship incidents and local notices
The fragment describes a schooner explosion believed gasoline caused by a match aboard a vessel with a gasoline emiic, crew member collapse, and a doctor’s nervous exhaustion remedy. It also mentions the SS Earl of Devon arriving after repairs on a trip from St Johns, Captain news from Montreal, and local notices about Grace, Clyde, and visitors from Canada, plus a cosmetic ad.
Prisoner of War camp letter from Hawick 1915
Private HF Snow writes from a prisoner of war camp describing daily life among bunkmates and tents, noting barbed wire surrounds and guard presence. He mentions weeks near a coastal fort, a raid freeing prisoners, plans to move to Frane and Hedford, and hopes to see family. He signs HL Snow, with news of concerts and meals.
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Ubing
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St. John's
Nile
Youthrui” Prixoner
Sunuters
Wade
Phaele
Sitvatohanibes
Engaise
Pwo Litte Cies
Joseph Sit
Thies Parsons
Bell Island
Stacy
Gruzety
Stenem
Gaving& Largan So, Monteal
Te Séman Wat
Mason
Catalina
Trenty Shore
Cabra
Pers
Christian
Areshard Boot & ‘Shoe Co
Grace
Clyde
Fos Rive
Canada
Lurtta
Tom Norns
St John's
Mr. Hufchings
WH Crowe
Widspore
Old States
Bemilly
Tey Dyle
Crean
Holtles
Davis & Tawreuse Co
Harold Tard
Rong Nea
Lacey
A. Manuel
Vreau
Maile
Wereywlote
Patarrlionung
Kliatt
Snow
Hawick
Branteath
Ouyonets
Arave Hemr-Frans
Birdwlay
Britain
Niles
Sidjnbasyh
Haveiek
Andre
Salisbury
Hedford
L.A
Fare Sons & CO
Per A, Colbourne
JW. Huuge
Geo. J Carter