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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
5
A Trenton Ontario reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for use before and after childbirth. She describes relief from breath and ear symptoms and notes easier confinement after taking multiple bottles. The letter urges others to take the remedy throughout pregnancy.
A Globe report describes the Simcoe county forestry station near Barrie as a 1000 acre project forming a dual purpose site for permanent forest growth and seedling supply. It notes initial plantings of pine and other species, substantial seedling stocks from Norfolk, early land and water improvements, and projected growth to a dense 15 to 20 foot stand in ten years, along with neighboring township and county forestry efforts across York and Durham Northumberland.
Newmarket celebrates a civic holiday on August 6 as Midland faces a heavy crop year. A new Tiffin elevator addition in Midland is slated to handle this season’s grain. Orillia passes fire truck insurance terms and city plans.
A northbound C N R passenger train collided with R C Kearns auto on the Beeton crossing yesterday evening. Miss Pearl Stewart and Mr Kearns suffered serious injuries. both were taken to the home of D W Watson. The car was destroyed and witnesses describe the crash as a ten foot aerial toss with debris scattered along the road.
The report states Orillia will secure at least 10 000 in revenue from the Hydro over the coming twelve months with the expectation that the total could be higher.
Water from boiled rice can be drained off and used for fabrics that need a light starch. A teaspoon of vinegar added to the fat in which doughnuts are fried helps prevent the cakes from absorbing fat.
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