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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
4
The Board of Governors of Jolie's General Hospital announces a new fee schedule effective January 1921. The notice states that charges will be levied on all persons occupying beds or undergoing treatment, with the Governor approving the regulations and the hospital to collect the fees.
Scale of fees for General Hospital patients after September 1921. Public ward admitted at $1.00 daily, private rooms $20 per week plus bed charges. Applications require medical and clerical certification, under the General Hospital Act of 1913, with income evidence and clergy or public official assent. George Shea, Chairman. W. H. Rennie, Secretary.
An incomplete report mentions Dr. Andrews arriving by Maigle fromm Aushory to attend to public work and departing enrome to U. 8. A Lr Aan Yous 90d a Alay Parsoun. It notes a person arriving last wre in Veatran the Treaty Shore bailing Yor a0 lessel and Mr. Titus Beny arriving from the Sabery algo to Saneom Ish with 200 belay.
Fragmentary telegraphic text mentions Gerpinny under Vervailles treasury, ship scrappings, Lobster Island and Placentia Bay incidents. Records a drowning aboard, a waiter from St Incymes, and a boycott against southern Ireland. Mentions Farwver's party, Canawilll, and Sinn-Fela in a wartime context with scattered sport results and political notes.
Fragmented OCR text records Sinn Fein independence claims and a 19 day conference with mentions of New York figures, conspiracies, and various local references. The garbled items include names, places, and brief notes on races, business activity, and social events, with unclear connections and many broken phrases.
The steamer Plover under Captain Bland arrived from St John's yesterday. Details mention services at Wesleyan Chapel, with Pastor W Waterman presiding in absence of Rev. Atkinson, and Sunday offerings directed to Lay Reader's salary. Local notes praise community activity and recent subscribers to the Sun.
Schr Silver Clomt arrived with eight for W Abhourne leg.
Jumbled lines reference Walter son of Samurd A Christos White and unclear phrases about devotion, despair, and fading dawn. The readable portions hint at a sorrowful tone with scattered names and an old style refrain, but the exact event or context is not discernible.
The Sun will publish on Fridays for malt subscribers and other readers. This week pages 2 and 3 repeat the same matter due to revised subscriber benefits and related work. Subscribers complain of delayed deliveries, and the paper cites reasons for duplication to avoid missing readers.
Mrs John White and family express sincere thanks to all friends who offered sympathy and comfort during their bereavement. They also thank those who sent wreathes and flowers and those who conveyed messages of sympathy.
A fragmented OCR reads like a wild forest scene with Cavanagh the Forest Ranger amid unclear dialogue. It hints at tension, broken men, and a wandering, uncertain outcome in a rugged setting.
In a rugged夜 landscape a tense confrontation unfolds among Wetherford, Ambrose, and others near a rocky ledge. The party argues over leadership, a dog attacks, and a plan to move camp is debated as tempers flare and fear rises.
Fragmented dispatch from a 20th century Irish political exchange shows De Valera insisting on full British recognition of Irish independence before any settlement. The document references a conference, outlines demands, and emphasizes Ireland’s desire for clear sovereignty and national rights amid tense diplomatic exchanges.
Fragmentary text thanks local figures including Mr Chas Wye and Mr Fiekeht for help and endurance in a community event. Mentions a commissioner and a beer reference, with scattered phrases about water, bows, and actions taken. Overall, readable details are sparse and names are partially garbled.
The passage presents a garbled, partially readable prose about individuals named Covaoagl and Wellestord. It mentions a stove, foam, stones, and references to a plan or decision. The text appears to be an OCR error with many nonsensical phrases and unclear context.
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