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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
7
A 1908 study questions whether a Christian man can marry a worldly woman without compromising holiness. It explores Solomon’s polygamy, David’s multiple wives, and the danger of turning the heart from God. The lesson asks why one man one wife is God’s ideal and what conditions sustain prosperity and covenant faithfulness.
Craighurst School Report for November covers the Senior Department with lists of students by class and division. Names include Victoria Hart, Cecil Polk inghorne, Fielde Canton, and many others across divisions and intermediate groups, showing enrollment in Jr and Sr classes and various sections.
Dalston announces order of merit across classes with lists of students and teachers. Senior V includes Ewart Brown Ernest Wilson Verner Hickling Inez Brown Barbara Carrie Wesley Key Senior IV May Emms Sarah Wilson Harold Osborn Mercy Campbell Herman Osborn Lizzie Ford Senior III Dorsa Watson Elton Hickling Howard Beath Retta Brown Delbert Emme Melville Nixon Elsie Frankcom Newton Spence Grace Williame Junior II Minnie Debenham Mabel Watson Wallace Key Harry Perkina Albert Bonney Johnnie Lavender A Richardson Teacher Junior Room Senior I Flossie Debenham Edith Corrie Eva Prentice Julia McGregor Cassie Denard Helen Williams Junior I Lewis Wilson Muriel Nelson Myrtle Beelby Percy Brown Ernest Spence Beatrice Young Vearl Coutts Lola Emme Emerson Hickling Viola Brown Myrtle Campbell Pt II Dan Key Alice Banham Leonard Coutts Jar I Hazel Key Roy Emma Alma Perkins Primary Leo Nixon Gladge Jory Winifred Whitney Teacher
Lefroy Innis Oil November report lists classes and participant names across multiple divisions. Notable competitors include Adams Gulaton Ardill Todd Atkingon Whan King Ellie Mc Lennan Hoff Golston Morton Grose Beatty Wood Huff Haff Morton James Dixon Grose Douse Teucher and others in various grade levels.
No. 5 VESPRA School Report for November lists top conduct receivers across grades. Students with highest marks include Annie Dobson Hazel Dobson Lydia Dobson Earl Carson Walter Wallwin May Nicholson Jessie Kirkup Fanny Stone Cassie Cameron Esther A. Henry and others, with several equal standings noted.
Fragmentary notice states Minard’s Liniment available for sale with scarce location details. The readable text mentions a sale point but no clear address or shop name. Further specifics are not preserved in the OCR snippet.
A Canadian physician blends apple orange fig and prune juices with tonics to create Fruit-a-tives tablets. The ad claims enhanced digestive liver kidney and skin cleansing action and positions the product as a natural remedy for indigestion biliousness and related troubles. Ottawa based Fruit-a-tives Limited markets trials and full sizes at various prices.
A list of names appears in the November honor report naming Addison, Lyall, Caldwell, Hayes, Campbell, Kerridge, Waterhouse and other relatives and associates. The fragment mentions multiple generations and a long roster of individuals associated with the Addison family and related households.
The report lists names under Thornton Honor Report S 3 No 15 for November. A speech by Assistant Dairy Commissioner George H Barr at a dairy meeting in Ennismore Ont emphasizes that good butter sells, while poor butter drags the market. He urges continual improvement to compete with British buyers and hold top prices.
H Heyman of Kingston Ontario declares Mi-o-na cured long standing dyspepsia after doctors failed. He describes gastritis symptoms, dizziness, sleep loss, and relief within twenty four hours. He notes D H MacLaren offers refunds if Mi-o-na fails to cure and sells at fifty cents a box.
W Staley Spark argues grooming follows from work and feeding. He explains that hard work increases skin secretions and requires thorough grooming to prevent clogged pores and health decline, while quiet pasture life needs less grooming. He warns against rapid feeding after long work and notes grooming also aids respiratory health and reduces diseases.
The King's Bench judge Blanchet dies by suicide in Quebec. In a separate note, two hundred peers vote to reject the Licensing Bill when it reaches the Lords.
Three boys were chased for a mile by a bear in the woods at Anita Pennsylvania. A farmer's dogs came to the rescue. A Missouri Kansas note states few hardwoods west of the Mississippi. F T Shues of Attalia Alabama had hands improperly bandaged, later requiring separation surgery. Minards Liniment cures Dandra.
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