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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a disaster fad and a subscription inward the halifve with a figure of £4.78. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment suggests a financial or goods transaction tied to a disaster event and a subscription payment. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
Fragmented report notes a first ship at weight 38000 Youn Wag reaching St. John's Tuesday morning. It mentions Sealing News and a Fire Grau Lodge meeting at a local hall with attendees and seats discussed.
Nose S Lockven of Herring Neck and guest Mr Be stere arrive this week. Dee Himidtond and My Sanne of Goths Aen Seag are also in town as a biiet visi, staying as guests at the Farit Weta.
Mr. Jari Sedley Way wed Susie Devcon of Hranders on a Monday evening at the Merhiat in Pahiouape. The bride resided with her parents in Bellale Strait last year before moving to Ary.
The fragmentary report notes Bramanuet Betotoo had his house and contents totally destroyed by fire at Loom Bay. Mr Janes Austey received by last all frown St. Joho'sl conrrying The intelieniae shat the 'ele Ruth tick, ep hopid ef luc were hid son Cecil and 'tubert Lewin, has arrived easely on the other side wor ovine vert receited 39 St. John's to vets Alzet on March 34th.
A West of honor speech by Rev Watt the Gordon Highlanders veteran hailed the Canadian Club New York smoker. He attacked religious bigotry and urged unity among different faiths, praising Jesuit and Presbyterian contributors and criticizing persistent sectarian friction.
Fragmentary text shows a person speaking of hardship involving a mother, daughter, and accusations. The speaker expresses disbelief and sorrow that someone innocent could be accused, with no clear names, dates, or places readable in the snippet. The excerpt continues on page 20.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled register of names and phrases. The readable bits hint at a discussion of routines and personal names, with several stray terms and disconnected fragments suggesting an unsettled source page. A coherent event or clear subject remains unreadable.
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