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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1900
Page
5
A historical veterinary note discusses ivory eye color in horses as due to lack of pigment in the eye interior, not a vice. It contrasts pale eyes with “yall eye” types, links eye signals to temperament, and recounts a distant Libby Prison anecdote illustrating caution in judging equine behavior under stress.
Fragmented OCR describes travel across a vast highland plateau from five east coast areas toward the interior. It notes ascent to 8,000 feet, steep mountains, and limited descent with a northward reach to the Atlantic. references to Americans and several named figures appear amid garbled names.
Aug 13 summary notes Mrse Almada Robinson at a place proved as a success. John Sinclair and his sons were guests of his sister Mrs. Rinehart recently.
The snippet touts Paine’s Celery Compound as vastly superior to other remedies for disease, noting its stand in the “hot sod a depressing cweather” and mentioning BH. MacLAREN. The fragment indicates praise from a source likely promoting patent medicines and medical quackery of the era.
Miss Maw of Barrie visited relatives this week while Miss Mc Parker and Harold of Stant visited J Parker’s family. Mr. and Mrs J Jamieson of Barrie called on relatives in Minesing Monday as WS Roadway reports a young Winters visiting her sister Mrs Arms seen this week.
Fragmentary quotation discusses growth and vigor in youth attributed to mental and color aspects. Mentions Scott and unclear context. Not enough detail to determine precise event or source.
A fragmented report notes Stephen Sears of Net Haven died intestate with a wife as his sole heir. The wall proviso appears revoked. At age 83 a child was born, but details are obscured in the OCR. The item indicates unsettled succession and late-life paternity questions.
Mr Noe reports the sale of Vand Dig to Barcan Wir mar's Drag Stora. The transaction details are limited in the fragment, but indicate a transfer of ownership to the Barcan Wir mar's Drag Stora interest.
Aug 114 The sick lists mention Mrs Levi Smith Thos Bell Miss Smith daughter of Peterboro and Wins Russell of Tay visiting Robt Smith in what appears as a local notice or social item.
W. E. Wismer announces season plans amid a languid period, detailing fixtures and expected venues. The Oak organization confirms dates and key matchups as officials outline travel and preparation notes for the squad.
Fragmented notices report Saurin family members traveling from Toronto to Midland for health reasons. Mentions Adama and Adama’s son, race of names, a funeral, and Mrs. Dyer returning from Muskoka as part of scattered local updates.
Readable bits mention names and events but key facts are missing. The fragmentary text hints at a discussive or notice item with limited context and no clear date location or participants identified.
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