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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1915
Page
3
Fragmented report notes memorial tables for the Reverend Cartnett and others, plus a tragedy at a railway station and a shipboard accident. It mentions the Johnson family, a funeral, a grand reception by Catholic leaders, and a retiring official after long service. Notable names include Sirens ail and Archbishop lable, with reference to a passenger accident and a fireman lost at sea.
A fragment from the Observer discusses a Luckly Mail critique of the recent committee meetings and the liquor policy debate. It condemns political attacks and urges calm, condemning sensationalism by the Daily Mail correspondent and stressing unity beyond party lines.
The article argues that historically boys dominated certain trades while girls increased in presence. It notes women surpassing men in later opportunities such as telegraphy and other business branches. The piece laments the persistent gender gap in top positions despite rising female participation.
A report from New Brunswick notes trouble aboard a ship as a crew member falls into a fate unknown, with officials confirming the incident and investigations underway.
A Melrose resident recounts years of kidney trouble and heart nerves and weight loss until starting Dodd’s Kidney Pills in 1915. After strict dosing and guidance, symptoms eased, bowels calmed, and vitality returned, with improved health noted by year’s end.
A local education committee notes progress in competitive examinations and celebrates two Ward High School preliminary scholarship winners from Arm Academy. The piece lauds hard work behind the results and extends best wishes to the students and staff.
A fragment from a wartime song urging Britain to fight on for liberty and homeland. The piece invokes Dardanelles and Belgium, with lines calling citizens to stand and endure for king and country as verse voices plead for courage and sacrifice.
Residents of Crlnuyt notified of new passport procedures and fees set by the Governor. Details include eligibility for British subjects, application via nearest British Mission, and a passport charge of £2 50 for a two year period with renewal options. Separately, naval and local notices report Capt Frank Roberts arriving with son Thackery ill, and Capt Arch Roberts bringing general cargo. a wedding in St. John’s is noted with local figures.
Mr Autre Wells of neh fyernd Obie arrived by Clyde to revisit his home town. He is brother of Mr Tom Wells of North Sida and has held the position of steward of Awashthy genteman's estates for about 26 years. A cheerful visitor, he spoke of property fields and corn, and planned a stop at Lidle Bay before returning.
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