Editorial Notes Decline in Dentinion Mentioned
A terse editorial note states that ie ae is gone and cs and of are altered to dentinion. The fragment hints at changes in terms but lacks full context or names.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
3
A terse editorial note states that ie ae is gone and cs and of are altered to dentinion. The fragment hints at changes in terms but lacks full context or names.
Fragmentary report lists names San Mr Thomas John Aconley Guthrie and Crown Hall visitors. Mentions a sleigh ride, Toronto visit, Caldwell guest, and Joe Emme, with unclear times and places.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at Noteville visiting Vino, Bondi, and Van reac Ph ve Hs with possible ties to Epene De tase rg a eas. Names and places are tentative, requiring clearer text to confirm participants and event.
A damaged clipping describes a police inquiry into a missing person named Ruth King and references a home incident. It mentions time frames of months and a potential suspect, with unclear local details. The fragmentary text limits precise facts and locations.
The Edenvale area sees farm expansion with Jameson planning a brick cheese factory near the former site. Dairying gains interest as farmers add milch cows. Alex Gilchrist visits Culham. War news prompts local chatter. residents note flour and supply runs to timber camps. Edenvale Meth. plans no tea, opts for a concert February 4.
A Barric Ontario druggist advertises long experience in the drug business, claiming imported medicines are pure and strong. It touts Celery Compound as healthful and recommends its use for digestive and organ health, highlighting reliable manufacturers and competitive prices.
Roland Hill of Guthrie visited Gilford friends Sunday. Miss Rothwell and Mrs Jennison stay with local families while Annie Rothwell plans a Pablo School concert. Georgina Island and Toronto visitors, skating outings, and upcoming performances fill a lively sequence of social notes and local updates.
In 1868 he married Ann Thomas and moved to Canada to Gilford where he lived until death. A charter member of the English church at Churchill and organizer in the early seventies, he remained faithful to his pledge. Survived by widow and nephew, he died of paralysis on Sunday Jan . 1900. Remains laid in Churchill after funeral services conducted by Rev Gannon Murphy. Community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
Trade notice promises prompt attention and careful service from a druggist offering infant foods and bottles, toilet waters, and standard medicines. Claims Paine's Celery as the great popular medicine of the day, with emphasized reliability and honesty.
A request from May E. Sanderson of the Dominion Missionary Work urges that Miss Willard's memorial on February 17 be observed with proper exercises. She suggests that the act of thanksgiving be equally divided between the World’s and Dominion Unions. The union will meet in their own parlor on Monday next at 8 p.m.
The undersigned agree to remit money for a twenty five cent bottle of Dr Willis Fogliati Pilla after using three fourths of contents if it relieves constipation and headache. Warranty covers a refund if satisfaction is not achieved. Located at Wismeré Drug Store and MacLaren Druggist in Bartles Ont.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an anniversary event related to a local church service. The text references a person named Skeen and mentions preaching and a morning service, with tiresome garbled phrasing.
Tuesday morning and Wednesday sessions discuss committees, coal and wood vendors for jail, river bridge renewal, trustees for institutes, inspectorate class expansion, education boundary changes, public school inspector divisions, grant for OB Haase accommodation, finance sub committee, and soldiers insurance policies for county troops in South Africa with three new policies at 95 each.
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