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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1917
Page
3
The American public anxiously watched the Neutrality Bill debate as anger over Germany’s plots grew. The Lows House fought to delay passage to grant the President authority to take steps against the German threat, while twelve senators obstructed the bill. A session was called for Tuesday as details remained unclear.
A jagged scribbled report from New York claims no information on the expedition to Egypt for some time. The message notes British actions around Jerusalem and tensions near Jerwsnten, with a wary tone about troop movements.
Reports say British cavalry patrols were within eight miles of Baghdad as Turkish resistance stiffens. Cresphow falls into allied hands and the retreat tightens. British efforts aim to link with advancing forces while fakty lines shift near the Erivan region.
Fragmentary entry mentions Rov. W. D. Stewlake described as the Sords terarian with an unclear ordination and financial reference to a Payor. The garbled text lacks coherent names, dates, places, or events for a concrete summary.
Fragmented local notes recount Leon visiting Wy of Inte mid and Daal with 46 years old, William Hale mentioned at Fife, and Albert Hearley wintering with parents. Reports mention deaths from suffocation and fever, plus locals like Chesley Kearley of Herring Neck arriving at St John’s. Sparse names and dates appear amid weather and community happenings.
Dear sie, please allow me to record the death of our mourning friend Mou Moyile in Bel Sth. He tinesod sway to be with Jesus. He was just entering manhood at 20 years, the only son of Robt and Stary. Relatives and friends extend deepest sympathy as we mourn a beloved boy who attended Sunday School and loved his mother and father.
A damaged note excerpts discussions in 1927 about US and Mexico relations. The text references President, mediation between Germany and Japan, and peace proposals. It mentions a Mexican leader and naval or fishery matters, with a call to executive action and timing within months.
Fragmentary report from a Newfoundland area recounts Mr Corutling Bryme and his wife taking a patient to St Johns Gener Hospital after an operation. The account mentions gas exposure, a hospital transfer from Lewisporte, and confusion about a hospital at Twidlingate with officials discussing patients.
Fragmentary report describes a move from Wild Cove involving a house purchased from Briut or Beo Stuckless. It mentions waterside road value and a person moving, but many names and details are garbled. The readable elements hint at a local property transaction and relocation plans with few concrete specifics.
A birth notice records the arrival at Camphellion of a child to Mrse VeMaird on March 6s, with the newborn's gender and exact date of birth not specified in available text. The notice names the parents and location, indicating a family addition in the local community.
A fragment reports a letter from Mr J Dy Barrett currently in Repnee Saskatchewan and notes he charges the Prairie Advertiser and a Joel yews papers. The brief item hints at a dispute over publication.
Auction notice states building forfeit property sold for scrap on May 20 at Little Harbor. Details unclear due to OCR, but listing names AL Api and 420d appear. Eligible bidders urged to attend.
An unclear misspelled fragment mentions Claude Andréw a former employee and references Bally Star. It notes that someone is doing well, mentions St. Job's ball and Twillipgate-Bravo. It states Geta Osmond jolting and the navy has the anenale at present with discussion of Ons Mouse in the Regiment.
In Britannia Cave a man named Verge, called Willie Verge, died while working at a river site during Trinity Day. He was crushed beneath a structure while felling a tree and sustained fatal injuries. The body was recovered and identified by local authorities, and a coroner's inquiry is expected.
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