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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
7
A historic reflection argues that women, long kept from authority, now speak boldly and demand equality. It notes gendered views on youth, intuition, and leadership, suggesting society must adapt as an impending female-led cultural shift grows broader and louder.
A condensed account of Hon Wallace Nesbitt’s address to the Canadian Club Hamilton and Women's Canadian Club Montreal on the Panama Canal. It recounts the project’s history, the challenges faced, and its potential to revolutionize world commerce, along with Nesbitt’s call for arbitration on the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty and the enduring optimism about completion. It also notes Sageine hair tonic promotion interwoven in the column.
Mrs L D Cook of Vineland New Jersey says five years of indigestion left her with a heavy stomach and fatigue. After trying many doctors and medicines she began taking Vinol and reports rapid improvement, renewed flesh, and better overall health. Ontario reader D H MacLaren endorses Vinol as a beneficial iron tonic without excess.
The article notes that two top bullfighters in Spain reportedly earn substantial sums, potentially up to $250,000 per year, highlighting the financial stakes behind bullfighting as a national sport and the fame of prominent toreros amid lavish hotel life and public attention.
A fragmented notice profiles cyclist Grenda the Australalien and his rise in professional racing. It notes his height six feet two inches and weight two hundred six pounds. It mentions he began three years ago, turned pro immediately, and won thirty two races, including the Australian championship, becoming a prominent figure in early modern athletics.
The Edenvale column reports church visits and local greetings. Norman Campbell of Hills Muskoka stops by J Glychrist, Ernest Mantiani returns from Ash Tabuls Ohio, and a heartfelt Sunday School appreciation is presented with a painting. Local notices mention Orangemen at home, medical updates, and civic concerns about a hotel jail vote appeal in Kincardine.
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