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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
2
A disrupted notice reports a banking transaction across the financial sector. Officials referenced by name and institution appear in the fragment, with investors noting shifts in liquidity and risk. No further specifics are provided in the readable portion.
A physician extols a compound named Four onness Compound Syrup Mix and Otas salatone as effective for kidney and back pain. He reports patients improving, blood cleansing, and expelling waste. He advises trial for those suffering ailments of nature and notes it should be given at bedtime.
Utopia notes farmers sold their turkeys last week for 10 cents per pound live weight. The first sleigh of the season passed through the village. Harold Bell of Huntsville visits his parents briefly. D Jennett of the seventh line moved to Izyand Alf Alplick moved into J Ruseel’s house. Thomas Ford arrived hot from Bancroft on a Saturday. A Methodist Sunday School event was noted.
The piece blasts the Canadian Manufacturers’ Association for seeking to abolish government tariff policy, proposes a tariff commission to assess protection based on production costs, and laments mining scams that harm confidence in mining ventures while urging public inspection to restore trust. It notes Japan’s immigration policy shifts and praises Mr. Lemieux’s mission to Japan as easing trade tensions.
A column laments the Canadian Senate as a partisan, ineffectual body unable to act as a semi judicial brake on the Commons. It notes calls for reform including abolition or provincial election, while fearing Senate self preservation blocks change and a revolution may be the only path to real reform.
Citizens report rising use of profanity among local boys, from young children to teens. The association urges parents and the community to teach respect and set strong examples, noting it harms character and future prospects and violates public decency.
Alma Colgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Colgan married William Trombley son of Mr W P Trombley in the Belle Ewart Roman Catholic Church. Rev Father Finnegan officiated. Bride wore white silk with lace and carried bridal roses. Bridesmaid Mabel Colgan wore black skirt and white lace blouse. Groom’s brother Harry Pearson was groomsman. Reception at the groom’s sister Deane’s home with lunch and warm wishes. Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in Belle Ewart district notice.
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