23 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1918
Page
1
An extended, fragmentary column reflects on wartime attitudes as observers discuss Drijuianic temper, colonial questions, and reactions to Allied and German actions. It cites a revivalist American preacher, church events, and public sentiments about leaders, with critical notes on German behavior and appeals for unity.
The fragmentary OCR passage references potential Premier action and abolition of telegraph lines, hinting at reform motives and bureaucratic hurdles. It mentions sending messages via various places and notes a broken ice incident connected to an attempted telephone line, with scattered names and dates.
A frayed wartime fragment outlines the fate of a battalion marching past a grim scene. It depicts soldiers in a perilous campaign, with hints of casualties and the resolve to press onward despite fear and loss. The text blends battlefield imagery with somber reflection on duty.
A fragmented wartime report shows a defeatist tone with references to a unit at their disposal in Weir country. It mentions possible arrangements for their present and a notice about a ceremony or event at St. Dunstan's and Uewear's Pores. The text includes phrases like Acting Prison and blinded soldiers, indicating a chaotic schedule of care and recognition.
Mr HT Howe Shivet of Saint John is featured this week in a brief item noting his involvement with local events. The fragmentary text provides limited context but centers on Howe Shivet’s presence in Saint John.
The article surveys political currents around labor and wage protests, noting calls to boost pay from 92.00 to 110.00. It cites press commentators and officials, highlights alleged government maneuvers, and reflects on the era’s public career of the figure at center, amid broader economic tensions.
The readable text presents jumbled phrases and misreads about water, oils, chemistry, and names. It mentions Bofors and gear terms, with scattered fragments suggesting a technical or industrial notice. No clear event, date, or named entities form a cohesive report.
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