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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
5
A garbled clipping mentions Miss Troyer and others, with partial references to a ceremony or visit. It references Angel8s Calkinaville and a threshing machine, plus local happenings like a hamlet gathering, a Sunday school group, and a phonograph election note, all presented in disjointed fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a fragmented phrase referencing an event at a location with unclear names. Readable bits include a place, month, and potential directive but essential details are missing.
A fragment from a recollection describes an aging professor recounting how Spartacus incited a debate on declaiming moral disquisitions versus rhetoric. The speaker notes it marked a shift toward revived songs and literary history among academic youths across the sea.
Credible accounts mention an English Benedictine involving Malmesbury and a man named Olver with wings for descent. Leonardo da Vinci is noted for testing heavier-than-air flight by density and air support, and for describing a parachute design with a pavilion frame.
Fragmentary OCR shows a publication about town lands in Barne Leckey, mentioning tax charges and collection, patents, and township references. Names like Medonte and Arthur Crag appear in incomplete form, with unreadable surrounding text.
In a fragmented 19th century advertisement style, the text refers to Hygeia related station and pharmacy supply catering to physicians demand for medicines. It mentions a period with thousands in a season.
In a severe incident at Jarbalt's Corners, Josepht Crawford of Jarcatt's Curtacs Tet suffered a serious head injury while hauling grain. A roof pulley failed as horses pulled the load causing a fall and a gash measuring about three and a half inches.
Fragmentary OCR shows medical product mentions including Dr Clarke and Little Red Pills. The torn text references cures, dosages, and patient relief claims, with garbled phrases about care, doctors, and pills. No clear event, date, or location is discernible.
A damaged OCR fragment from Notavestage Township recalls the death of Mr. Campbell and the illness of Colin Camp, with references to Mrs. McBride and several mourners. It mentions a drowning incident on the river, a body recovered, and a court-like warrant regarding bottles claimed to cure an illness. The text is garbled and incomplete but signals a local tragedy and health-related misstatements.
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