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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
5
A fragmented notice touts a candidate dealer Beery and promises faithful fulfillment of reductions. It hints at May plans to buy winter attire and urges belief in below standard valuations, urging readers to shop early for a new season.
FragmentedOCR recalls Corbett and Elmvale mentions, Miss Addie Leonard returns home, Kidney cure claims tied to South American remedies. Advertisements promise miraculous relief from constipation and headaches with William Eingtiah Pills. Names include Monkman and Draggiet at 92 Donip St.
A garbled diary like fragment records continual pain, a weakened state, and a surprising improvement after weeks. It mentions a visit to friends, a missionary sermon, dancing, and a Board of Heart meeting, with several unclear names and dates.
A fragmented notice references John Woods and Deuggiat Barris in Ontario, noting celery, stock acts about acing popular medi ping ta fresh and genuine old goods. The garbled text implies a business or supply context with named individuals.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Craighurst, a bee event, and a Mrs Tea. Details unclear. appears to be a public notice or social item with names omitted or garbled. Further readable context needed to confirm exact event, participants, and location.
A damaged OCR fragment lists churches, meetings, social events, and local figures. It mentions a Sunday service, a social at a parlor, a temperance institute, and officers for a lodge division. scattered names like Eugene, John Path, and Ragnolda appear amid incomplete lines and garbled text.
Fragmentary ad text references Bucklen's Arnica Salve and treatments for sores. Contains garbled brand names and phrases, with no clear event, date, or identifiable persons.
The text outlines early printing history from Gutenberg to Caxton, noting movable wooden types and the secrecy of printing techniques. It references figures like Gutenberg, Caxton, and others, mentioning monetary arrangements, first works, and the spread of printing across Europe.
Fragmented notice describes a tonic called Paopla People Strong Well and Celery Compound claiming to aid digestion, sleep, appetite and health. It mentions donors to a Children’s Hospital and a township meeting appointing officials to oversee tenders and road work, with various names and locations in a late 19th century Ontario setting.
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