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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented report notes Winston Churchill admired for decisive leadership yet criticized for missteps at Dardanelles and naval policy. Mentions potential reshuffle with new cabinet roles and allied plans, highlighting controversy over leadership and strategic errors.
Artie Young reports from Edinburgh during World War I era, describing travel to Glasgow and Loch Lomond area, sea voyage by motor boat, baths, weather, and daily life as a soldier. He notes diary delays, missing home, and hopes to see family soon, mentioning his brother and fatigue at sea.
Empire Day concert by the W. A. Society set for May 24 at the Masonic Hall Empire Way. Doors open 7:30 PM with cream refreshments. admission 32 Ree street seats 20. dress code casual. Proceeds support local community programs.
A juvenile missionary meeting at the Meta ChurchWednesday H igh was postponed to a later date because of stormy weather. Attendees noted several inches of snow and strong winds. Dorothy Newman was named assistant clerk at the Union lore, a position praised for aiding her future work. George Moors, recently arrived from the United States, reports travel through Alaska and California and plans to visit again. Josiah and Jon Kobers secured a contract to fish the interior of the new Church of God parsonage. Ashbourne arrived from St John’s for business, with provisions stocked for the delay. News notes include keepers restocking supplies and expectations of BAYE n and spring events.
The War Zone’s weekly beat summarizes Russian gains near Lita, Allied bombing of Margate, and British air actions. It notes German withdrawals on the western front, Austro German pressure in Galicia, and multiple reports from Madrid to Athens about battles, revolutions, and diplomatic shifts.
A fragment from Inverness telegrams in St Marcin Le Gruné Magazine describes a censor decision to plain language and whether the sender is known. The exchange shows the censor asking for visible sender details and the reply confirming the need to verify the sender and timing.
Sunday services for Whit Sunday arrayed across St Petar s and St Angew s with Holy Communion Matins Litany and Sermon Evensong and Sermon at various times. Men and women classes held in Parish Hall Metronet on South Side with 11 am services by Revs A L Bo Marsh and A Mure and Bible classes on North and South sides at 2 30.
Fragmentary OCR reports a wedding at home on a Saturday night involving Andrew Green, son of Mr Jeaac Greentem, and Bessie Hiliotl of Robin's Cove Solpice. The text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear details about attendees or events following the ceremony.
A garbled OCR style note references a new method and a figure named Johnny-Gee arriving by parcel post. The fragment suggests a playful or satirical item about a supposed wonder method and a visitor arriving by mail. Details are unclear, but the tone mimics a humorous local snippet.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions misstatements and features with unclear context. It references dramatic editing and intent to correct or modify statements, but the exact subject, names, or events remain unreadable. The text suggests a transcription error or misprint rather than a coherent story.
London April 14. A graphic abroad dispatch recalls a German Hanover regiment’s Christmas siege as Russians attacked. The narrative describes a brutal episode where horses and cattle were driven into a village to endanger troops, straw set aflame, and shelling accompanying loud singing as the villagers were subjected to volleys. The account portrays the terror and destruction during the night assault in a harsh wartime scene.
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