30 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
1
The item urges readers to decide how to vote next Thursday and to set aside prejudices. It questions choices about leasing, prohibition, and registering, while stressing the importance of casting a cross in the ballot. A note mentions a Commodore arriving from Herring Neck coal for Blendford.
The report surveys Balkan tensions and Allied weathering of German advances, noting Greece Bulgaria and Serbia dynamics, with naval actions near Riga and Atlantic shipping losses. Local items mention a church choir, a new parsonage, and a health committee formation at Newoutay amid war coverage.
The letter describes life with the Canadian Army in France, noting farming parallels in the countryside, the old fashioned methods, and the determination to push the war forward. He mentions morale, brief stays in England, and the comfort yet monotony of daily routines, with warm regard for readers back home.
Dr Geisel delivered a vivid lecture on typhoid fever at Change Islands, detailing causes, treatment and prevention. The talk linked alcohol’s destructive effects on the body to public health and prohibition efforts, leaving the audience spellbound.
Damaged schooner Plucky Sullivan navigates after losing sails and topmast in a morning gale. Capt Ginn repairs and redirects to Pogo, shielding crew as vessel limps toward safety with hull damage and rigging issues.
Lamete and Chud arrive by Prosper in a fragmentary note about a journey to a place called Tul. The text mentions a return by someone named Tuntic and an unclear sequence of arrivals. Further readable details are sparse.
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