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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
7
A reflective column blends philosophy and holiday mood urging readers to keep a personal vow. It waxes poetic on progress and hope, linking faith, mercy, and self-improvement with a Canadian setting and the idea of moving forward into the unknown year. The piece advocates kindness, understanding, and charity toward all, ending with a prayer for grace to serve others.
A fragment mentions Kit Address with a P O Box in Hamilton Ontario for correspondence and interviews. The text references well known people and press centric items, but lacks concrete events or dates. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
A modern review notes a sharp rise in motor driven traffic in London and attributes most street dangers to faster cars and buses. It cites Mr. Charles Jarrott urging slower speeds not to exceed twelve miles per hour and calls for commonsense measures and stricter crossing rules to reduce pedestrian risks.
Irvings and Macready are recalled as rivals shaping Shakespearian theatre. A bronze tablet from the Shakespeare Society was placed to honor Sir Henry Irving’s son and Bristol connections. The tale covers Marlborough College, public schooling, and the intense reception of actors and education in a Bristol context.
A doctor who attended Japan's late emperor faces difficulties for not satisfying demands from a Tokio circle tied to rumors of suicide. The episode mentions General Nogi and includes distorted references to coercive persuasion. In Enfield Grammar School a 14 year old, James Crichton, was injured during gymnastic practice.
A fragmented discussion argues the financial toll of a European war, debating who would bear costs, how goods would be exchanged, and the global economic collapse. Analysts reference France's economists and potential strain on agriculture, imports, and the English fleet blockade, outlining long-term penalties of mobilization and wartime disruption.
A. BABY SAMSON, son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Chesters of Sun England, is described as an energetic toddler with exceptional muscular development. At under two and a half he trains with 66 pound weights and dables in Dalies style exercises. Doctors show interest in his rapid growth and dietary needs, noting a diet leaning toward vegetarian with fish. His height, weight, and chest measurements are given, highlighting a sturdy frame and remarkable vigor.
Fragmentary report describes Robert Burns related items sold in London auction house. Mentions David Paterson of Liverpool and a death suspect. Also notes charges against Kitten, football, and a magistrate’s verdict in a diabolical case.
Fragmented lines show senior totals and multiple names such as Bibby Metcalfe Hamilton McDonald Rivard and Nader. Figures include 399 and 379 with mentions of enrolled students and pass rates amid unclear OCR renderings.
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