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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

2

Turkish time reform eyed in Ottoman Parliament

A long, fragmented report discusses Turkey's clock and timekeeping system. It describes the shift from the traditional Turkish time to Gregorian civil time, the confusion caused by multiple time standards, and officials' planned pensioning. It also lists May class rosters and names of local staff and teachers.

Sharon Willett Reform Party of Turkey Lunget Constantinople Greenwich Museulman Turkey

Builders seek furnace buyers and tropical compass advice

An ad offers a new National Furnace with guaranteed satisfaction and easy payments, plus selling Impress Ranges and Kitchen Cabinets. The piece omits a portion of Chief Engineer Burgess's tropical forest advice urging use of a compass when navigating dense forests, noting the sun’s unreliable guidance at noon.

Multaster St Burgess Honduras’ National Railway Tropics South America Eanger

Hyomel Promises Fast Relief For Colds And Coughs

An Ayr Ont testimonial promotes Hyomel as a sure cure for colds coughs sore throats and catarrh. It describes Hyomel as medicated antiseptic air inhaled through a pocket inhaler promising quick relief and curing the cold with a $1 outfit and a satisfaction guarantee from D H Maclaren.

William Guest Ayr Ont Booth D.“H. Maclaren

Portraits Of Poynter And Long Church Tenures

The Royal Academy president Sir Edward Poynter, who succeeded Sir John Millais in 1896, is discussed alongside a tale of Israel in Egypt inspiring a grand painting, facing a critic who argued against its crowd weight. The piece then surveys remarkable long incumbencies in Cornwall and Wiltshire, noting Rev Wingfield’s 70 plus years, Rev Hens Bigot’s 94, and Rev Potter Cole’s 73 years in Hawkesbury with continuous parish presence.

Edward Poynter Royal’ Academy John Millais Edward Israel Egypt Berg Poynter W. Wriothesley Wingfield’s Gulval Cornwall Eng Old Country Hens, Bigot Wingfield Brindle Rochdale Potter. Cole Woolfordisworthy Wiltshire Hawkesbury Gloucester

Selous Elephants Hunt Began at Seventeen

A fragmented report recalls Selous, the SoAne Mr Roosevelt era figure, entering African hunting life as a teenager with a rifle and £400, seeking permission from Lobengula to shoot elephants. The king questions a boy’s claim and urges him to hunt a safer game, while Thales and others are mentioned in passing.

Selous Roosevelt Adentire Lobengula Thales Sant

King James Alart and the Allure of Tobacco in History

An analysis of King James I of England’s stance on tobacco contrasts his denouncements with his secret habit in later life. It critiques a wave of misinformation about tobacco from New York era writers and explains the maid of honor duties at court with details on selection, pay, and ceremonial badges and seating norms.

Hell James Park Row

Vegetables in England Through Early Modern Times

A historical note traces England’s vegetable adoption from Henry VIII’s era to the late 17th century. Carrots and turnips were scarce, cucumbers and celery arrived later via French and continental contacts, and broccoli, cauliflower, and potatoes gradually publicized by figures like Sir Walter Raleigh and the revel society, with cultivation promoted around 1663.

England Henry VIII Hume Marshal Taillard Marlborough Cyprus Walter ‘Raleigh Revel ‘Society

Telepathy and Thought Transference in English Letters

An excerpt discusses telepathy as emotional transfer between souls and thought transference as transmission of words and images. It cites Oe Stevenson and Ridney Colvin noting Stevenson’s spelling eccentricities and the author’s view on spelling necessity.

Stevenson R. L. Stevenson Ridney’ Colvin

Notable NSW Premier Wade Cited for Rugby Victory Praise

Fragmentary OCR notes praise Premier Wade of New South Wales for a distinguished rugby-related achievement at an international event. The source mentions An Athletié Rixtesia and Varell in a context celebrating athletic distinction.

An. Athletié Rixtesia Wade New South: Wales Thians Betold Varell Grently Ath International Rugh Spa

Progress Brand Garments Offer Honest Profit for Dealers

Advertisers claim Progress Brand Clothing provides dealers a legitimate profit with customer satisfaction guaranteed. They warn against cheaper competitors seeking high profits by expanding customer base and urge locating an honest clothier handling Progress garments with direct dealer contact for legitimate margins.

Night Writers and a Curious Inkstand Tale

A fragment discusses writers who work at night and fear of burglars. It recalls Wilkie Collins, a habitual night worker, who was frightened by another Collins at the desk, leading to a struggle that toppled an inkstand and ended his night writing. The tale is framed by quotes about nerves and midnight labor.

Torange Huxley Melts Wilkie Collins Wilkie Colling

From Village to Wealth A Kern Man Sir Hud Gon Kearley Leader

The article profiles Sir Hud gon Kearley first chairman of the Port Authority under the Port of London Act. A son of an Uxbridge carpenter he rose from a village school to wealth, becoming Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade and a partner in a tea firm. He started as a junior City clerk and later struck out on his own, amassing a considerable fortune.

AcKern Hudgon Kearley Port’ Authority Port of London Board’ of Trade and Uxbridge Bir Hudson

Ambassadorial humor in diplomatic Paris notes Meudon event

Excerpt from Blackwood's Magazine describes Gen Brackenbury aligning with government troops in Paris after a proclamation, Lord Lyons the ambassador visiting Meudon, and a shell bursting near an empty house window as remarks consider a potential retirement risk.

Paris Brackenbury Cereale Lord Lyons Algo Lyons van Sreniaens Meudon Nald Blackwood

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