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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

6

Miracle Bet Medical Science Claims and Customer Letters

A dated fragment discusses Miracle Bet Medical Science with patient testimonials praising its life saving effects. Letters circulate praising the remedy for consumption and weak health, claiming it is the greatest medicine known and urging continued promotion. It mentions pricing and a Toronto address for Dr. T. A. com, Limited.

Paychive Dr. T. A. Com, Limited Toronto

Italians Charged With Rioting After Pay Dispute

Four Italian workers Pickerello Reso Jacbi and Guang faced a judge on June 9 for rioting during a strike over pay. Contracts gave $1.50 daily but wages were reduced to $1.25, fueling unrest and armed threats. The defense argued technical breaches. most were given suspended sentences. Witnesses included Forewan McFarlane and others in the crowd.

Pickerello Reso Jacbi Guang Ardagh Dominion Employment Agency Merry England Fotché W. A. Boys

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman

A Quebec reader, Mrs. J A Laliberte, writes of six years of female weakness, heart and nerve troubles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing the distressing backaches, headaches, and nervous symptoms, claiming renewed health and urging others to try it.

Lydia E. Pin J.A. Laliberte Artillerie 8T Quebec Mrs. Pinkham E. Pinkham Gio Lydia E. Pink Uloéraf Caproid Tianon Hasan Tiog Syed Thousands Yan

Railway superstitions in Britain and abroad amaze public

A long excerpt describes railway myths and omens from British lines to foreign rulers. Tales include a haunted locomotive in a Great Western yard, a dog omen feared by drivers, and bridges that fail under navvies. Royal figures in Egypt Spain Bulgaria are noted driving engines for leisure or royal duty.

Whaley Bridge Buxton Dickie Dee Anid G. Cuthire Waterloo Station Khedive Paterant Apedive Egypt Ete Xandria Montazar France Amiens Spain Murrer Ae Prince Perdinand Bulgaria Abbewille Paris Argu Townshire

Feathers and Ostriches Drive Global Trade

The article traces the ostrich feather trade from Africa to the United States, noting the feather’s high value in commerce. It explains the birds’ needs for hot dry climates and alfalfa, while describing the long journey from source to retailers and the cultural fascination with ostrich products.

Africa United States

The Basukumas Hair and Beauty Practices Described

An observer details Basukuma hair fashion and grooming habits describing shaved scalps with scars for headaches treatment, patent leather shoes, women with braided and curled wool, shell and bead adornments, and men removing facial hair with tweezers, noting missing eyelashes and eyebrows.

Royal Etiquette To Day And Yesterday And Other items

Royal etiquette pieces reflect society reactions to Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman's illness and public demonstrations of sympathy. A diary excerpt from an Indian subordinate recounts a tense encounter with a tiger, describing fear, discomposure, and the perilous moment.

Henry Campbell-Bannerman England Case Sper Andleg Marie Melbourne Palmer*ston Beaconsfield Gladstone Salisbury Palmerston Queen Victoria Brothet Leopold Bende

Curious Bits From Periodical Snippets And Jokes

A collage of light verse and humorous exchanges from old magazines and papers. Quips about bridge etiquette, education, and social manners mingle with brief comic panels and stray anecdotes, noting peculiar turns of phrase and dated cultural tropes.

Fragmentary memoir notes of a distressed traveler

Disjointed, partial OCR text describes extreme heat, a doctor named Hahn, a curious seal, and a speaker recalling two nights and a day. Mentions chocolate bars and a journey, with phrases that read like a torn diary or interview note and unnamed places and people.

Dr. Hahn RA Reectree Hate

Gulls’ Eyes Probe Mrs Leslie on Cliff Edge

A Englishwoman named Miss Leslie teetered on a 400 foot cliff face while watching seabirds. She steadied herself to avoid a fall as waves roared below and a canvas bag dangled nearby. Neighbors say she lived nearby and explained she was peering into crevices to see where gulls lay eggs and hear their cries.

Misa Leslie Leslie

Public ownership of telephones spreads in Europe

Switzerland leads in public telecom services with 10 548 miles of lines to railways and towns while maintaining low charges. Britain and Germany show higher per capita telephone availability. US ends 1907 with 3 939 000 phones.

Herland Switzerland Europe Great Britain Germany Russia Ates United States Durin Durin i

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