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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
3
A Simcoe County resident praises a kidney trouble remedy bought at D. H. MacLaren Store. The advertisement claims a backache relief and a powerful effect with unqualified endorsement. Sold by R. T. Booth Co. Ltd, Fort Ontario as sole Canadian agents. 50 cents per bottle.
A fragmented report covers weather, weddings, exams, and community events. Scott Sharpe marries and settles, Mrs. Vander-Bergham visits, Lefroy and Bradford exams noted, and parish incidents include a church lamp scare averted by calm courage. Barns rise as homes are expanded, with residents planning repairs and extensions.
A fragmentary OCR text offers guidance about discussing car matters with a family doctor and keeping a donor letter confidential. The legible content hints at private matters and cautions about sharing full details.
A fragment describes arctic sledge dogs training with McKenzie husky Bernard of Newfoundland. It notes puppies and adult dogs used for mail work, their long days on ice, feeding fatigue, and the routine of travel and rest.
Delegates at the Pan-Anglican Congress applauded when the Bishop of Columbia and Mr N W Hoyles K C urged Canada to confront capital and labor through conciliation and reform. They argued for fair wages and reforms while cautioned against coercive control and investor as well as emigration pressures.
A fragmented historical passage contemplates military spare time in countries with little permanent soldiery and questions how officers adjust. It mentions Col Black, Blank, and a Grenadier Birth Nonel, with references to a major undertaker’s vocation and candid remarks on whether that role could be commendable in a military or civic context.
A mosaic of notes on remedies with cut potatoes to ship flowers, Italian revolutions and musicians, fish water content and New York chamber history, Russian wealth and engravers, German smoking contests, India’s European presence, butter and onion in cuisine traditions, and Winchester cathedral ironwork.
Amber occurs along the Baltic Prussian shores mainly in the Samland peninsula. All amber is state property but the state cannot mine it without the landowner permission. Micard's Linknent claims to cure diphtheria.
A garbled dispatch notes large quantities of pulp from Quebec purchased by Wisconsin interests. The fragment hints at cross border trade and a major push into regional supply chains, indicating significant pulp movement and financial stakes amid a tense industry backdrop.
Government order tightens entry for Indians and other migrants by raising required deposits. Ten year or longer stays may trigger a minimum $200 sum for acts in Canada. Governor General in Council boosts cash condition for migrants, with exceptions for special bilateral arrangements and existing statutory rules.
A garbled OCR line references California wildlife and a dramatic incident involving a bird and sharp beaks. The text is highly corrupted with nonstandard spellings and stray punctuation, obscuring the exact event, entities, and context of the reported scene.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Conte and a peek at a possibly theater or record related item with unclear context. Names and overall event remain unreadable.
A garbled excerpt describes a distressed speaker asking about a husband’s illness and medicine, mentioning a wife named Jane and a likely financial hardship. The fragment hints at a domestic scene with implied tragedy but lacks clear names or dates.
Comic shards from multiple papers include a caller and Bobby riffing on a silly circus scene with a fake ring, a sofa escape, a cuckoo clock alarm, and a dog chase. Another note features a couple sharing a joke about eye service and love lights with a firefly mood. A third joke has a star nicknamed Jupiter with four moons, and a playful rope worker pun about tautness.
A fragmentary snippet shows quirky exchanges and misheard phrases from several sources. The dialogue evokes confused speakers, with scattered references to Mrs Stubb and a diplomat, illustrating garbled prose and cross edits from newspapers and letters.
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