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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
4
An unclear OCR item mentions a resumed meeting by motor travel, a participant named Filny returning by Wednesday from Foro, and a discussion about opening a meeting with warnings of exhaustion and a proposed change. It references ongoing attendance, possible attacks, and an unnamed speaker, with Clyde and Deer mentioned and a two week holiday.
The notice reports a health condition affecting residents in a bayou area near Havens Bills and Sonhaven. It mentions a public health advisory with actions taken by local authorities and the need for affected households to be aware of symptoms and seek care.
Mp Paul Moors and Steve visited Mer Colum on Thursday afternoon. They arrived wary and made purchases together in Mangels Cove area, securing over $30 in value while tailed by locals.
In a local incident Mr Maors pursued two suspects after a store theft. The pair, Conray and Leis, were observed in the shop then fled with 15 dollars before being chased by Mr White and Moors. The pursuers recovered 13 dollars and a purse, though the thieves had destroyed a pass.
Portable home remedy kit advertised with bottles for cramps colic sore throat bruises and sprains priced at 25 cents. marketed as a ready to use family medicine chest available at multiple sites.
A crowded audience heard Dr Geisel argue against alcohol in a lecture at Alexander Hall. The speaker challenged past beliefs, emphasized scientific insight, and contrasted public acceptance with evidence on alcohol’s harms and proposed reforms.
Sunday after Trinity services announced with sermon by Sr. Pures yt Manns Libmy and evensong at 6.30. Mention of Sustentation Fund offerings and a 20 a.m. and 2.30 class schedule. Local notices list Morir Sul Hath and Rev. 5, with attendance details and time slots for sessions.
Public notice declares a prohibition poll for the Twillingate Electoral District on November 4 1915 from 9 am to 4 pm at multiple polling places North Side Turist Hall South Side C of B schoolroom Tittle Harbor Meth school room and Norw AM men twenty one years old or older are entitled to vote Returning Officer J Scorn signs the notice at Twillingate October 16 1915.
A fragmented excerpt argues alcohol should not be used medically, claiming its only use is as a beverage. It suggests Newfoundland’s “veglo rs” will abandon it as doctors in the United States and elsewhere pursue more advanced medical therapies.
The speaker’s tour across the island impressed attendees with a powerful talk on womanhood and motherhood, predicting a significant November 4th vote for prohibition. The lecturer’s engaging delivery and persuasive reach amplified expectations of a strong public response.
Fragmented OCR shows ad rates and subscription terms with scattered numbers and phrases. It mentions United States and abroad, pricing per inch, and want ads, but the legible content is incomplete and inconsistent. The piece reads like a mixed confusion of rates, dates, and celestial terms with no clear event.
The community thanks Mr Crowe for his longstanding generosity since his arrival as general manager of Timber Estates. His acts include gifts of toys and sweets to Glenwood school and support for local welfare, extending to the Toland area and beyond.
A notice states Crosby Lodge will hold a meeting on Wednesday in November with business of importance. Members are advised to attend and report details to fellow attendees.
A garbled item lists names such as Mr Steward Roberts and Mrs Ashbourne with scattered phrases about the D and I Emission, bronchial remedies, and medicines by Davia and Lawrence Co. Grand Falls, plus travel notes from Clyde and mentions of Sealeh lassie and Miss Rachel Reid visiting Friends.
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