Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Letters from women in Hemford Nova Scotia and Glen Allen Alabama praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from weakness bearing down pains and post partum distress. They urge others to try the remedy and request more information from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hemford
N. S
Awal E. Pinkham
George S. Crousa
Hemford, N. S
Glen Allen
Alabama
Lydia Rbinkham
Idary
Lydia E.pinkham
Snowy New Year Socials and Town News from Stroud
Winter tidings include the Hard Times Dance at Mrs Jacobs and many holiday visits across St. Paul Richmond Hill Weston Toronto and Barrie. A large fire at Robt Graham’s ninth line home caused heavy loss. stroud and Craigvale report steady fund contributions to Bible Society. Minerva Lodge installs officers. Irene Martin Rusk shower and community events mark year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Young
Newmarket
Queensville
Thos. Hewson
Norah
Toronto
Carol
Arthur Stevenson
Hamilton
Keith Stevenson
McCraw
Sproule
Orr
Grenfel
Minnie Meredith
Cobalt
Arnold Meredith
Bradford
Goldie Harper
Stroud
Mabel Wright
Walkerville
Hilda Ferris
Kaine
Sturgeon Falls
J. A. Peacock
Minnie Bond
London
Hilliard Meredith
Barrie
Audrey Fagan
Flora Neelands
Sudbury
Bert Pratt
Boyd
McDonald
Quibel
Ina Black
Lewis Fagan
Midland
Robt. Graham
Graham
Alvin Webb
A. W. Green
Craigvale and Stroud
Upper Canada Bible Society
Craigvale
Methodist S
Minerva Lodge
W.M
Chas. Wice
S.W
Roy Allen
J.W
J. W. Black
N. H. Wice
Treas
John Neelands
Secy
I. B. Musselman
S.D
R.T. Webb
J.D
Geo. Martin
Innisfil
Clarence Rusk
Irene Martin
Margaret Boyes
Robi. Thompson
Mabel Robinson
Hazel Robinson
Violet Brewster
Miss E. Rich
Irene
B. Marquis
Midhurst Residents Share Christmas and New Year Visits
Walter Ward of Toronto spent Christmas at home in Midhurst. Robt Fieldhouse visits Weston and Toronto friends. Elmo Gill of Sutherland Sask visits Midhurst. Mr and Mrs A Garvin returned from Russell. Lynn of Collingwood spent holidays at home. Mary and Lottie Cochrane and Harold Smith of Toronto visited A Cochrane. Winnie Monteith of Toronto spent New Year here. Mrs Walter Browning of Sharon spent weekend at W H Miller’s. Mrs Rouse visits friends in Orillia. L Whan and Mrs Whan of Lefroy spent weekend with Midhurst friends. Grace Gill left for Toronto and Chatham for the winter. Correspondent wishes the Barrie Examiner and readers a happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Vera
Alma Elliott
John Roxborough
St. Paul
Peterson
Richmond Hill
John Gauley, Jr
Weston
Roy Bell
McKeown
Barrie
Jno
Haugh
Percy Jacob
Studebaker
Albert Lowe
East Pittsburg
Gordon Jacob
Walter Ward
Toronto
Robt. Fieldhouse
Elmo Gill
Sutherland, Sask
Midhurst
A. Garvin
Russell Lynn
Collingwood
Mary
Lottie Cochrane
Harold Smith
A. Cochrane
Winnie Monteith
Walter Browning
Sharon
W. H. Miller’s
Rouse
Orillia
L. Whan
Whan
Lefroy
Grace Gill
Chatham
Barrie Examiner
Watch Night Service At Methodist Church In Stayner
Dec 31 note announces a union Watch Night service at Stayner Methodist Church. The evening includes a League tea and social. Various visitors from Toronto and other towns are mentioned as guests and travelers. The skating rink will open tomorrow night for the season’s first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Dunlop
Toronto
Peer
Cox
Burlington
Chas. Stone
Cecil Brown
Vineland
Garlington McArthur
Jos. Hood
Toronto University
Vernon
Canadian National Railways Earnings Rise for Week Ended December 21 1928
The gross earnings for the week ending December 21 1928 reached $5 455 793 with an increase of $778 084 from the prior year. CNR earnings for the full year to December 21 1923 totaled $248 547 527 87 up $20 967 521 18 from 1922. A W Birch 45 proprietor of Marlow Oklahoma's largest hotel was shot and killed while defending a black porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
A. W. Birch
Marlow
Okla
Cundles New Year Socials and School Meeting
Miss Ruth Forbes of Toronto was home for a few days then returned to the city. Mrs Storey Sr. of Elmvale and Miss Storey of Pickering join New Year visitors at Mr and Mrs Storey in Cundles. The annual ratepayers meeting for the local school section was held December 26 at 10 a.m. Wallace Brown was named chairman and H A Pearson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Forbes
Toronto
Storey
Elmvale
Pickering
Cundles
McGirr
Cookstown
Isabel Pratt
Munroe
Stonewall
Oro
Raean M. Morrison
Tor McCuaig
Peterbor
Guthrie
Gramme
Gasoline passenger car eyed for Newmarket line
Capt Davis urged the Newmarket Board of Trade to ask the C N R to run a gasoline powered passenger car between Newmarket and Toronto similar to the Hamilton Toronto service. Officials said no official plans exist yet but tests elsewhere show success and a general expansion could include this branch line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket Board of Trade
Capt. Davis
C.N.R
Newmarket
Toronto
Hamilton
Davis
Sir Henry Thornton
Reed weaving and wood work at King Edward School
At King Edward School pupils in the Third and Fourth classes with about 75 students pay for and undertake reed baskets and woodwork projects taught by Harold Jarvis. Evening classes run at Prince of Wales School, while KE Shear leads basement wood work studies creating stands and frames. Students sell creations for profit and praise the engaging, beneficial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward School
Harold Jarvis
Jarvis
Prince of Wales
KE. Shear
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Kenneth Cameron
Mr. Botham
J. W. Ferris
Stayner
Allandale News
W. Firth
Dunlop ST
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Consult
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Newray
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Goldale
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Castle- Trethewey
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Wright-Hargreaves
Nipissing
Lake Shore
McIntyre
Crown Reserve
Teck-Hughes
Argonaut
Gordon Stevenson
Hillman Smokeless Coal
Attlakeview Fuel CO
Wilson
Andrew W Wi
Ilson
Ev iv Feature Service, Inc
Maggie
Darlin
MR Uggs
Centra
Durham
Wilkinson
Co Democrat
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