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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1916
Page
3
Reports say Sergeant Bradbury was wounded by a shell during the Gallipoli evacuation and remained unconscious for fourteen days. The piece also mentions various brief local notices including enlistments and marriages, with scattered names and places.
There will be a loyalty lodge meeting on Tuesday May 25. A Mayflower ship arrives from Labrador bringing 45 dollars.
The fragment notes Dr. Howlett Jennie and Mr Jobo Moors planning arrival next week and attending branches. Clyde Sepp and Stanley Sint travel are listed alongside Valchier and Labrado. A shipment of 300 barrels arrived on Thursday.
Phoge men not yet giving to Weir named in dispute with Lehr and B Chaney. On 20th and 21st May ashore at Wild Cove they are asked to report by the 31st so the Chub can be credited with the exact number who helped. I Hodge.
Maggie Short arrives at Tile Cove with a child in tow aboard Prospero on Saturday morning. Details describe the mother of Mr John May as deceased on the prior night at Crow Head where Fred Hiloutt plans to adapt the wild.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Submaring Question coverage in Evening Telegram and The New York Herald. Mentions British registry and ownership, and distortions in reporting. Indicates ongoing public debate about suburbine matters and international perspectives.
The passage discusses the legality of sinking enemy ships in American waters and debates the Maarae doctrine. It questions whether submarines are justified to sink enemy merchants and argues for or against the regulation of submarines by established wartime rules. It considers potential shifts in shipping and American trade effects with New York as a focal point.
London reports British troops advance on the Somme while French gains are noted. German counter attacks around the front are repulsed as Allied forces press. Greek civil strife widens with political tension and Turkish fronts see heavy fighting. Casualties and wounded are listed along with names of several fallen and missing.
A fragmented advertisement summary appears from The Sun era with garbled phrases and unclear product names. The readable bits reference promotional or notice text likely aimed at readers in Melita Tas Ita, seeking attention for a sale or service.
Notices outline badge issuance for rejected volunteers at St John’s depot under governor approved terms. Procedures cover eligibility, inscription, custody, penalties for loss or misuse, and replacement processes for badge wearers and regimental authorities.
The report states British forces faced a severe assault from Bulgarian units on the Serbian front while Allied reinforcements to the Thames area are uncertain. High command notes only a single path to victory, with officials naming Drake of Devonshire as Governor General of Canada and promising renewed effort.
Lieutenant Hicks leads a gathering of army and navy personnel at a benefit event in a packed Alexa venue. About seventeen servicemen, including Squires and Stenlake, are reported among the attendees with a large gallery of likely young women present. organizers plan to provide a full report in four weeks.
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