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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
6
Patient D. McRae reports severe acute indigestion with near convulsions eased by Fruivetives. He credits the remedy with stopping attacks and restoring well being. Available through dealers, box 6 for 2.50 or 256 trial size, sent on request by Rives Limited Ottawa.
An often garbled OCR transcript references fatigue and daily routines under strain, mentions public figures like Robert Rogere and a government wheat duty debate, with scattered terms such as Saskstehewsa voting on a local option and a long list of unclear phrases. The fragmentary text mixes names, places, and dates with non sequiturs.
In a tale of misfortune, Philip Draper bears mounting debts after his father’s failed business and death. He struggles to support Lucile and their son in a crumbling mansion, while a hidden Christmas chest revealing a surprising treasure shifts peril into hope.
In a haunted tale of jealousy and dangerous pasts, Roger Clavel's plots, disguises, and a deadly scheme unravel as Lady Clavel and a narrator recount love, betrayal, and a forged life. Amid revelations, the survivor resolves to care for a child and to safeguard the Abbey, with loyalties shifting between lovers and kin.
A highly detailed, era specific fragment describes the use of MINARD'S LINTMENT by Mrs W A Johnson of Walsh Ontario for facial neirseta and cites J H Bailey in Parkdale Ontario. The text then shifts to a market scene with goods like hides, leather, boots, furniture and groceries, noting price movements in eggs, butter, potatoes, coal, milk and prunes while listing general departmental price trends. It mentions a department of labour index rise to 1384 in November compared with October and 1866 in November 1912, driven by grains, fodders, cattle, beef, dairy products and eggs, with some declines in glucose, honey, cotton, alk, coke, iron pipe, linseed oil, healing rubber, and other items. A separate note records George Paker, of Santi town, receiving $125 damages against Bell Telephone Co. for an inoperative instrument hindering him calling a vet to save a dying pet.
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