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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
5
A fragmented local page describes medical hopefuls using doses to ease ailments, community events including a revival meeting and social gatherings, and a long list of local business notices. It mentions Miss Culham resigning as organist, local shopping, druggists, and timber plans.
The twenty anniversary at Guthrie church drew many writers and attendees. Rev Ajraig led the service with a strong collection near $300. Among local items: Alex Muze headed to Tatoot on Monday to take a new position with Bros Todnces. Community life included meetings and remarks on farming groups with teachers and Furnaces updated, plus notices of local ailments and remedies.
A damaged, garbled report cites a woman named Rimarkarde rescue claiming a cold led to consumption, family physician treatment for a month, then a promise of King’s New Discovers medicine. The text notes a dragoonian recommendation and later relief after six bottles, with unclear final outcome.
Sympathy pours in as relatives and friends voice condolences. S Elk shows notable improvement after a difficult week. Merriron of Bide Collegiate Institute spent weekend at home. Cromland residents Thor Willken and Mise Simese attended a united meeting. Reid of Hawkatone, a known evangelist, held special meetings at Allenwood recently and is in good health.
The document discusses butter making, salt content, and water balance in dairy practice. It notes that oversalted butter and inconsistent cream samples lead to quality variation, urging farmers to improve methods, temperature control, and sampling to achieve higher market prices.
A fragmented text discusses purported rheumatic cures and medical authorities. It references South American remedies, corrective claims, and debates on effectiveness, with scattered mentions of researchers, dates, and trials, though many phrases are garbled.
A review highlights Paine's Galery CODON work titled Nerves Flesh Bones Muscles as a beneficial reference for men and women across ranks and conditions, praising its practical guidance and sturdy mechanics for daily use.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as boosting vitality and strength for all ages. It claims benefits to nerves, muscles, blood quality, and organs, noting quick improvements after the first dose. The copy urges consult of a local druggist and cautions against substitutes.
A Dalston community notes the sudden death of Mr Robert Caldwell after a brief illness. He was born in Yorkshire and lived in the area for many years, survived by a large family including sons and daughters. The funeral at Crown Hill drew a lengthy cortege, with service led by Rev Teolank.
The Basak Simdoe Divisional session in Rugby district reported a busy sixth annual meeting with officers elected including Dy. WP GR Anderson and D. Tressurer Matthaw Beard. A large crowd attended the evening program and proceeds were donated to the Hine Hospital for Sick Children. plans for the next six months were outlined.
Dalston reports Corporal Lamothe, a Canadian Dragoons veteran long based in Stanley barracks, awarded medals by the Duke of Connaught and Lord Aberdwen after fifteen years of militia service. His wife, nee Miss Byeline Wolke, and other family connections are noted as part of a broader obituary-like sketch.
Fragmented text describes social incidents and names such as Jane, Tina, Henry Prats, Laughlin, Bekele, Edith, Brie, and Mise VW. It mentions events on Tuesday evening and Sunday afternoon with slips, falls, and described activities among friends. The passage lacks coherent context or clear outcomes.
Fragmentary copy reports a Band of Hope and a program titled There was an entertain and a snail berger event. Promoters promise an afternoon of wholesome amusement with Rev Walter Wittan presenting a thrilling description and a talk by a local pastor.
An unnamed store announces an annual sale featuring repairs and new fixtures. Owen Brocery is cited in the notice with limited details. The exact dates and terms remain unclear, but residents are urged to watch for further information.
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