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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented readable text mentions two si and a Hel and references Ceuta Remete and The Reason with garbled phrases and names such as Gina and Abe. The passage appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear coherence and multiple nonstandard terms.
The government plans to educate a group of capable young men to dedicate their time to teaching up to date feeding methods to fishermen and their children.
Fragmentary report notes Bugden to stay and mentions Mr W enforced. Sal resists, while Forno and Pago school figures appear in unclear context. Details are sparse but imply a local decision affecting school leadership and schedules.
A fragmented reader notice mentions good bread making with White Swan yeast cakes and cereals. It notes no need for rising aids and lists White Swan spices, cereals, and other goods. the text is garbled but centers on bread, yeast cakes, and related items.
A troubled magistrite struggles amid personal misfortune and strained health this week. The individual, named Sweetland, faced hardship and doubts recovery as difficulties weighed on close associates. Local observers note cautious optimism despite the tense period.
James Sharp died at Crow Head on Salundap at age 45 after long illness. He leaves a widow and adopted child, with sympathy extended to his family. He was a member of the I.O.A. and his funeral arrangements were noted in local notices.
Ernest Manuel returned to Knowtay on Wednesday with WV Stuthless as far as Fare's Arms for a concert fundraiser. About 1 crew members pledged support, with all proceeds to go to the Grenfell Mission. Date set for Monday, Magistrate Scott’s office reported a death on Wednesday night.
A fragment on Home Rule for Ireland outlines a proposed imperial framework. Ireland would gain limited self government with an Irish Parliament, while funds, taxation, and certain senior duties remain under imperial control. The text discusses two houses, the Senate and House of Commons, and potential constraints by the Lord Lieutenant and imperial treasury.
Laayalty Lodge No 5 LG adopts a resolution expressing deep regret for the loss of members and countrymen at a seallishery. It pledges two dollars for relief of distressed widows and orphans and prays for consolation. A J Panson WM notes Twillingate April 37 1914 and references Jonathan Elliott missing since Tuesday's blizzard as sleigh and pack were found but recovery pending.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pilley's Island Mine and a party name with unclear ownership by Miigy's and Pysites Co. It references land or square-like units and a potential event in a jurisdiction, with winners indicated but details are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR report notes a sealing turnout with a Stephano vessel roping bacys and harps aged eighteen hours. It lists nets weight, total tonnage, crew of seventy sharing 3917 dollars each, and other dispersed figures, indicating ship cargo and payroll details from a 22 270 gens rats weight 529 tons entry.
Fragmented OCR note reports sales promises for Floritel and Terra Nova with counts of young yarns harps tarps seals and tons. It mentions totals such as 7 643 seals and 39 tons and outlines payments to crews and holders, with a funeral notice reference and a Victoria Hall gathering at 6 o clock for arrangements and attendance at a marine property event.
The readable portion lists scattered names and terms such as Thetisland, Vien, Hibs, War Gane, Eiko Cane, and Arup with no clear event or outcome. The text appears as corrupted OCR with no coherent narrative or identifiable date, organization, or person action to summarize into a typical news item.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item naming Grd Seay and several individuals including Caster and Wise with references to South Side, Row Wy ley, and a Sunday event at a wine shop. Details are garbled but imply a brief community note about people and a venue.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a public notice concerning alteration of names, titles, and places. It mentions Saint Barbe, Notre Dame, Raleigh, Norton, and various arch related terms, with a reference to Proclamation and local districts. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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