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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
2
Meeting notice for Crosby Lodice T.0 Avie, next Wednesday. All members urged to attend. Deputy Master presiding. Repeated references to names and items indicate organizational and fund-raising notes. Affected groups include St Johns Bay voyage details and Women's Patriotic Society sock donation totaling about sixty dollars.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and a dispute but provides limited readable detail beyond a local clash reference. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
The note laments late Clyde arrival and its impact on St. John's Budget UIP for next week, with uncertainty over hold and schedule. The fragment offers little clear detail beyond the expected budget influence and timing concerns.
Ambiguous week in war news reports Emden sunk by Australian cruiser Sydney off Java while others suffer in the Indian Ocean and North Sea. A Swedish steamer Allie is lost with six crew. Dutch freighter Vowinter’s crew saved. German and Turkish forces clash in Europe as Allied leaders and dignitaries attend a wartime gathering.
Fragmented OCR notes describe German raider activity and the cruiser Koniesburg in distress. Mentions of HoM S. Ghallranr, Tate Liver, Masia, and Abbe mix with vague references to Chathany, Mavigable Channel, and Emden as context.
wartime dispatches describe the first execution in the Tower of London in two centuries and report on heavy fighting across Europe. German offensives stall as Russian counterattacks push near Krakow while Austro German lines retreat. Allied actions include naval clashes and Japanese activity in law Choy as global fronts shift.
Fragmentary report describes German cruisers engaging British forces off the Yorkshire coast and minefields stopping Dutch or British vessels. It notes British submarine losses and ongoing fighting near Digmude Lys and in Prussia with Russian cavalry actions and fortresses near Koenus, Kielce, and GaltcheRias.
A fragmentary report notes accusations against Phe tolinwyns cers for contributions to the Women's Patriotic Association and mentions repairs by C L Hodgesgouid. Elsie Anutey and Minnie Roberts are named in a porch mix of targets. The drowning at Herring Neck remains unresolved with no further actions. The Cassel man found later died. speculation suggests men went missing after a boat collision with wood and foam.
A garbled passage notes a prominent place in Une designs for children's frocks. A model shows black velvet with white embroidery and arrows. Fitted elements include a satin bodice and decorative stitching.
Fragmentary dispatches mention Balfour Asquith Churchill and Kuckene with war aims and peace, plus Japan and Russia. The text hints at Allied resolve to continue the war, sanctions on Austria Hungary, and potential German invasion concerns.
Descriptive note on Cracow in the Dual Monarchy, depicting Cracow as a fortified capital of ancient Poland. The Wawel fortress rises above the Vistula river as Austrian troops attempt to strengthen positions and move forces.
A dispatch notes Despsteh from Bowe offering peace that Dermany and Indigumutty rejected, with Rusala DeWhit defeating Loyalist Boer Teommanda. Beyers rebels subdued by Loyalists, Botha reports major successes with captures and casualties. Petrograd describes Russian deterring Fuskis forces near Hussen Kai, while vast prisoner totals and Austro German troops are claimed.
Wednesday reports describe German advances south of Ypres and along the British front. Petrograd claims Russian success while Baltic and Prussian regions suffer heavy losses. Russian captives tally officers and soldiers with numerous weapons and war materials seized.
The report describes the Sydney boarding Shirlen after Tatler was beached at Colting Island with only 0 jiven aboard. It notes torpedoed British gunboat Niger In and crew saved. German forces advance while Allied positions face progress limits amid ongoing enemy assaults.
A fragment advises using dry yeast for bread, praising White Swan yeast cakes for consistency. It mentions some yeast cakes vary in quality and hints at free samples or offers.
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