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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 19, 1901

Page

2

The Red Witch and a Wife’s Silent Fury

Lady Varley endures a sleepless night beside her ill child while Yolande confronts her husband Varley about alleged betrayal. Tension erupts as Varley taunts, while Yolande insists on truth and hints at separation. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the drama of Donna and Constantia lingers.

Constantia Lady Varley Donna Featherston Yolande Connie Hillside Araglin Varley Gayety O’grady Grady

Dr Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine

Advertises Dr Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as best for throat irritation, hoarseness, and bronchial trouble among ministers and public speakers. Claims easy expectoration, clears air passages, soothes nerves, and cautions buyers to verify the Dr A W Chase signature while noting price 25 cents a bottle and 60 cents family size.

Dr. Chase

Tact by force and mercy in a clergyman tale

A minister, visiting a poor family, reports abuse to a police officer who uses a mix of tact and rough handling to confront Tim Mahoney. The scene ends with the officer delivering sharp punishment and a vow that the woman and child will be protected. The piece highlights tact in social action and notes infant mortality rates.

Tim Tim Mahoney Hivin Timothy Mary Ann Mahoney

Christmas Parlor Games From A Bygone Era

A series of festive home activities includes a turkey pinning contest, pumpkin seed guesswork, a scavenger pie with hidden gifts, stage tableaux of family life, a photo guessing game, new easy charades, and parlor recitations with music accompaniment, all designed for intimate holiday gatherings.

Invertible jar preserves food with liquid seal

A scientist introduces a simple preserve jar with two telescoping sections forming a liquid seal. In one position antiseptic liquid covers the closed end, inverting creates an air tight seal preventing air entry. When inverted back, the seal dissolves and food can be used. Reports claim indefinite preservation.

Shakespeare Conundrum Party Invitation and Game

A party invites Miss Smith to host a Shakespeare conundrum game. Guests pass cards and envelopes, solve quotable clues from plays, and earn points for correct answers and identifying the play. The highest scorer wins a Shakespeare birthday book, the lowest a Mother Goose book, with sample questions and answers listed.

Miss Smith Miss Jones Macbeth Prospero Tempest Julius Caesar Henry VI Hamlet Llamilet

Ingenious Christmas Dinner Menu Cards Save a Buck

A Christmas Day gathering used homemade table decorations and personal caricature menu cards to guide a ten person meal. A wrought iron lamp lit the table with jack o lanterns, fruit decorations, and guests represented by magazine cutouts. Menu included turkey ham and mince pie. The cost stayed under one dollar per person.

Mary Barclay

Valuable Food Product Explains Fish Powder Creation

A period piece describes fish powder as a nutritious home made food derived from fresh fish. The process includes stewing, drying, alcohol and citric acid baths to remove fats and minerals, followed by drying and grinding. It claims long shelf life and versatile culinary uses. London notes two underground electric railways with more to come.

Canada at Glasgow Fair boosts empire trade allure

The London Imperial Argus notes Glasgow exhibition flaws but praises colonial entries. It highlights Canada and Queensland exhibits as the main draw, boosting public interest and knowledge of empire resources amid criticisms of management and external factors.

London Imperial Argus Glasgow Canada Queensland

Smoking crime in Abyssinia dates to 1642 law

A historic note claims Abyssinia once treated smoking as a crime under a 1642 decree aimed at priests in churches. The article critiques the strict enforcement, noting even foreigners faced penalties.

Abyssinia

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