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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1924
Page
7
Eugenia T. Quickenden writes of sky seen figures and allegorical shapes at dusk. The Barrie column details 50th and 55th wedding anniversaries of local couples and extended family reunions at Collingwood and Everett with gifts, farm notices, and Christmas charity from the community.
December brings a wave of generosity to Simcoe County Children's Aid Society. The executive board thanks donors who supplied food, clothing, quilts, toys, and cash for the Shelter children, with best wishes for the New Year and gratitude from Rev. Stevenson to Mrs. Metcalfe and many groups across towns.
December brought 24.7 inches of snow in Barrie with 3.10 inches rainfall for the month. Mean temperature stood 8 degrees above normal. Also provided is a home care tip: oxalic acid and water solution can remove ink spots from wallpaper, to be applied with a brush and blotting paper, with 2 or 3 treatments if needed.
A naturalist and writer W. H. Hudson recalls his Argentinian gaucho encounter about eyeglasses. The story illustrates aging sight and the limits of knowledge in both science and religion, noting that those who deny spirituality often misjudge their own vision.
A simple cheese fondue style dish using butter cheese salt mustard tomato soup and egg yolks. Melt cheese with butter and seasonings then whisk in the beaten eggs and soup and cook until thickened served on toast or crackers.
A simple tip suggests mixing cinnamon into pulverized sugar used for dipping hot doughnuts. The spice enhances aroma and taste, elevating the doughnut experience.
A blaze at Rama Reserve early Wednesday morning gutted a shack where Mrs. Enoch Nangishking and her four children slept. Two youngest girls Dorothy 3 and Lottie 10 died after hours of burning, while Mrs. Nangishking and other children survived with injuries. Investigators suspect a lamp explosion started the fire as the family planned to stay in a frame shack for winter. Nearby Mr. Benson aided the injured before they were taken to hospital.
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