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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
8
Hardy survives a brutal siege in a frozen cabin while Lovejoy leads a rescue in Canada. The tale blends survival grit with Arctic wolves, fever, and a trek through desolate woods to summon aid. The piece also surveys Canadian geography and royal in household customs, ending with a vignette on the King and Queen's hospitality.
Fragmented text reflects discussions on maternal influence and child care. Mentions a view that a mother’s role surpasses material devices like creches, with emphasis on instinctive training, choosing a suitable partner, and the ideal wife. References to Edwin Grey of York and opinions on domestic guidance.
Fragmentary notes describe police bribery over a jewel theft. A rich Komati lost a jewel, found in a Maton saluag’s possession. The merchant allegedly bribed officers to avoid court. Investigations continue as officers argue over charges and culpability amid accusations of deceit and misdirection.
The piece recalls 19th century racing wealth with references to Donovans winnings and La Fleche, noting large sums given to charity and the turf. It mentions a pig raiser near Frieth and a Lancashire town where a butcher funded a church bazaar driving a capped figure, raising over £3 in a collection.
Beemlon and others from Sandy Hook encountered the Mary L Newhall which had lost her rudder and was in a perilous sea. Mr Welch and five volunteers attempted a lowering but failed. Welch then led a second attempt, rescuing six more crew and saving eleven lives as the schooner sank.
A historical fragment describes the old sanctuary within Holyrood Palace where debtors could shelter. It notes a public house nearby, creditors peering in the window, and the debtor’s guarded freedom to visit family on Sundays before returning to the sanctuary.
A fragment discusses criminal culture and police tricks, noting crooks cozying with detectives and a surge of female spies. It mentions women as expert pickpockets and the hope that undercover women will outsmart male investigators, hinting at a new era of female vigilance in public spaces.
A Scotchman telegraphs a marriage proposal and spends the day at the telegraph office awaiting the answer. He is rewarded late in the evening with an affirmative reply. The operator quips about waiting, and a playful exchange follows with a rhyme about a lass who waits for the night rates.
A brief observation notes the clean decks of man of war ships, highlighting reader attention to ship cleanliness and discipline aboard early naval vessels as described in a period article.
The county council members toured sites by road and enjoyed a sail aboard the Public Library Board steam boat. Attendance included 125 officials and ez-mayors. Outstanding items cover jail pay raises, school graduations, road and bridge plans at Van Vinck, and a bid for a new bridge. County levy and grants discussed. council adjourned to Barrie on Nov 24.
Mackenzie King, deputy minister of labor, urges the Dominion Government to prohibit opium. In British Columbia seven factories produce over 600000 dollars yearly. Much of the output is shipped to China and much is used by Canadian women and girls.
A historical advertisement notes wage arrangements and easy terms for men and women. It highlights affordable weekly payments and a range of goods from lace curtains to dress fabrics. The piece mentions Reiter and Bu and a catalog including prints ginghams lawns muslins and cloths for perfect fits.
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