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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions trains in town with first class from Consers ee and St Thomas. References to Miss Campbell and water rationing, Dunlop Block, Dunlop Institute KS IETC. Covers and ling Vomes Home. Phrases like Comforting and Superior Nutritive appear, suggesting a general notice or advertisement amid scattered names and places.
The notice promotes hats boots and shirts ready to wear and urges buyers to seek clothing made by original founders in the Dominion. It warns that imitators have caused disaster to makers and wearers and claims Canadian makers produce authentic tailor made garments ready to wear.
April 2 report from Shanty Bay notes ceasu-taker Doane began duties Monday and visitors from Barrie and Atherley. Prof J Webb spoke on Courtship and Marriage to an enthusiastic crowd at the hall, with dancing and songs during breaks. Chairman William Fillingham thanked him and Oro Station praises the speaker as a valued citizen.
The ad proclaims Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as the most potent safest and easiest applied remedy for cold in the head and catarrh with relief claimed in ten minutes. It emphasizes medical endorsement and rapid action.
Stroud editorials summarize visits from Hugh Ritchie and Nellie Meredith turn homecomings and farewells as Frank Dyer moves to Elmvale and Octavius Hooper changes posts. The piece notes poor concert attendance, wedding at the Reid home, and revival services to begin at the Methodist church next Sunday.
The undersigned promise to refund the money on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. They also guarantee a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded. Joan Woops, Gro, MonKMAN D A MacLaren are signatories.
Dalston April notes report sleighing thinning on Penetanguishene road. A. C. Burgess returns from Owen Sound district. Rev. Mr. McCallum of Marash Turkey preaches at Congregational church sharing missionary work among Turks and Armenians. Wu. Johnson, Oro pioneer and Dalston Congregational member, dies. Wm. Addison of Edgar also passes away. Alice Osborne visits Craighurst. John Jory ill. Dalston Public School junior division March report lists top students and roll 23 with average attendance 15.
Mrs Morris Culham of Sunnidale dies after cancer treatment at home and in Toronto. Aged 59 years 11 months the funeral was at Stayner cemetery after a Methodist church service. Survived by three stepchildren from a former marriage: George Cook Albert Cook and Annie Cook.
Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in day. No Cure, no pay. Price 25 cents. EDGAR. April 1 On Saturday evening March 30th there passed away an old resident of Edgar in the person of Wm. Addison at the age of 76. The remains were interred in the Congregational cemetery on Monday afternoon. The deceased leaves a wife, two daughters and five sons to mourn the loss of a loving husband and a kind father. The daughters are: Mrs. S. Gardiner, Emvale and Mrs. D. Bolton, Craighurst, and the sons are: Mr. R. Addison, Barrie, Wm. of Minesing, and Messrs John, Tom and Irvine of Edgar. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the community in their sorrow. Miss Gertie Knight is visiting friends in Orillia. Mis. Gray, who is about to start black smithing in his new stand at Guthrie, is busy moving this week. Mr. and Mrs. Baker have moved into their house later occupied by Harry Day.
Edward Ludlow of Barrie visited his parents in Edenvale on Sunday. The community formed the Hospital Aid Society to raise funds for a new Barrie hospital, with officers and volunteers serving at a successful concert. Births include a daughter to Wes Culham and a son to John Pilkey. Quiet social gatherings and parlor games follow family visits as bad roads disrupt mail service.
A letter to the editor extols Dr Clarke's Little Red Pills as a cure for rheumatism dyspepsia and other ailments. Testimonies claim 22 years of dyspepsia relief after six boxes and a rheumatic recovery after twelve years. Pills priced 50 cents with a money back claim and pharmacy listings.
Glycerine soothes rough throat, hypophosphites nerves, cod liver oil heals and strengthens inflamed bronchial tubes and air passages. This preparation aims to ease irritation and bolster vitality.
April 1 report lists Mark Knapp losing a cult in the lake last week Miss Mary Pratt’s Emvale visit and two week stays by James and Jobo Muir of Nairn. Families gathered at Mr Wood's Minesing and W C Richardson’s Little Harbor. The dog bite incident involves McLaughlin and Caughlin. Community socials hosted by Misses Eva t and Minnie Richardson drew many locals from Midhurst and nearby.
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