28 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1914
Page
1
The Observer reports a heated discussion in St John’s over outport influence in politics. Attacks target Hons S D and Cowen as leaders of parties while outport representatives push for share and reform amid pre election maneuvers.
A fragment argues for reform in parliamentary representation, proposing outpar districts choose members by best talent and independence. It rejects party loyalty, calls for diverse classes to be represented, and envisions a mixed community with elected officials from varied trades.
A garbled passage discusses city labor, teachers, politics, and reform rhetoric. It references a “new deal” era tone and mentions public figures, but the text is largely unreadable, with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases. The readable parts hint at civic duty and political speech surrounding city actions and education.
A wartime appeal condemns selfish inaction as Britons weigh sacrifices already made and promise to support the Empire proportionally. It warns that naval supremacy, blockades, and Allied victories must not be wasted by complacency as german threats persist and freedoms hang in the balance.
Three Allied airmen led by J Audan bombed the Geragn Zeppelin factory near Belfort, damaging Beigus machines and causing collapse. Several workers were wounded, and one technician was captured and taken to hospital for treatment.
An unclear entry details a vessel named Princess Royal with displacements and armament figures, citing 74,610 power and 16 guns. The fragment mentions officers and a crew, with references to speeds around 28 knots and various technical terms.
Joh Richard Green recounts Admiral Nelson receiving freedom of Yarmouth after a victory. A storm and a town clerk’s misread gesture lead Nelson to joke that his right hand is at Tenerife while his left is at home.
A visitor to the imperial yacht describes the German Emperor, despite a near one-armed condition, deftly untying a folded parcel with his right hand as he prepared for a yacht excursion. The scene highlights the emperor’s calm competence over any physical limitation.
An advertisement claims White Spas yeast cakes were among the first ever made and uniquely dependable. It invites readers to send for a sample from Wie Swan Spices & Cereals Limited in Toronto, Canada.
On the Sagona a Marconi operator and crew with two axes were to conduct a Divine Service at the N Side Methodist Church last Sunday night. A slight mis understanding caused Benet to miss the notice and the service did not take place.
General Sir Horace Ock is a senior British commander of the expeditionary forces now serving in France. The principal events focus on the rising of the Gervais regiment and the gate line at Paris, with actions described in battlefield terms and strategic movements.
Readable fragments show a local public notice style with unspecified names and dates. The brief lacks clear action, location, or deadlines, rendering a cautious summary focusing on a generic notice about local proceedings without identifiable individuals or organizations.
Prince Ernest Augint, the Dike of Cnisherlund, and the father of the Duke of Buinswick, said to law at the Kaiser. Missing for weeks, a demented man wanders until found wandering in Copenhagen.
Helgians report Gurnans endured severe weather with little shelter and aid. The account emphasizes shortages and hardship faced by residents during the recent cold period.
Advertising reel extols the Wonyvaryne Iotor as the top motor among fishermen notes, claiming all high liners used Wolverine owners this season. It lists captains and sellers, cites a price of 197 dollars with pipe fittings, magneto, reverse propeller and five real horsepower, plus a sales agent.
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