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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1914
Page
2
A historical notice lists Sunday worship schedule across churches including St Matins and Sermon at Holy Communicity St and St Anpaaw’s Service with Matins Sermon Evensong and additional sermons. It notes afternoon services at St Vetere and Sawit Side with Rev A Marst Rev B Fenmwt and Rev A Mistble leading. Classes held on North and South Sides from 2 to 4.
Fragmented OCR text presents a local newspaper notice listing subscription prices and advertising rates for The Sen Twillingate Md. Audience details mention annual dues, quarter year pricing, special rates for campaigns, and other offerings with unclear alignment due to corrupted characters.
A fragmented note argues that people must choose sides, with loyalty or treason as the only options. It contends prevarication and pretense are exposed as weak, urging clear stance and accountability among Canadians under General Hoth.
Fragments reflect a ceremonial call for public intercession honoring a day of thanks and national supplication. The text references a joint spiritual effort between leaders and citizens to seek divine mercy, peace, and perseverance amid conflict, urging humble gratitude and collective prayer tomorrow.
A fragmented report from Bell Island outlines plans for a local bye election this fall. Premier statements address parish politics and the need to secure representation, with reference to the Bell Island Miner publication for additional context under strict conditions.
The report outlines shifting German air and naval actions, with attacks on merchant operations and a claim of German gains in Alsace Lorraine. It mentions Russian and Turkish maneuvers, and notes South African troops joining British efforts, while trade ships and cruiser movements draw concern. The piece preserves a tense, provisional tone with scattered details about battles and strategic shifts.
A long list of donors and amounts for the Patriotic Fund appears, naming individuals such as Alfred J Colbourne, Charles White, George Sauer, Clyde Pollocke, J. W. Hodge, W. Baird, and others, with scattered figures and notes. The entry also references Zam-Buk products and a sales pitch, finishing with a notice about an event on Monday night at St Peter’s Carve.
An OCR fragment recounts a perilous journey involving Jack Craifa from a troubled voyage toward Sydney. The account notes a fire damaged crate cargo for the Bay of Islands and a broken compass, hindering navigation and leaving Nurse Tor nine days without food. The text mentions a manned effort to reach Winsett and a building incident, concluding with praise for Jack's brave conduct.
A political shift unfolds in Twillingate District as the seat left vacant by Minister Sir Robert Bond’s resignation prompts a Monday nomination. Navy polling for Tuesday, September 3, marks the start of formal election planning and public interest rises.
The fragment describes two jogers crushed by an iron beam. Doctors were summoned as aid was refused to remove injured fingers. Zam-Buk and dressings are mentioned in a vivid, partial account of pain and treatment.
The article discusses Maritz and his rebels in German South West Africa and their impact on the Union's forces. It notes support shifts toward Botha who has assumed army command, and the expectation that Masite will be suppressed quickly as the rebellion unfolds.
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