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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement touts fruit tonics and internal antiseptics concentrated from apples figs and prunes into tablets. Claims extra strength medicine harder on diseases like rheumatism skin issues and dyspepsia. Includes price 60 cents a box of six and references Craighurst Public School May report.
Many users hesitate to publish testimonials yet remain advocates of this remedy. Friends of the medicine spread its household recognition through personal recommendations for diarrhoea and bowel troubles. Sold by All Drogeists.
The Hewis House owner in Midland was fined 50 and costs for selling liquor on Sunday, and the bar tender lost his license. Two five year olds tied a cat to a paver and set it on fire in Terrebonne Quebec, causing the barn to burn. one boy died. Three train robbers found guilty at Kamloops BC with Edwards and Dunn given life terms and Colhoun condemned to 25 years.
Mars and its inhabitants are described as highly developed with canals spanning the globe, possibly built for irrigation and power. The article likens Mars to a sinking ship kept afloat by pumps, notes older planetary age, and praises planetary peace while referencing Earth’s looming changes and a forthcoming Mars opposition. It also mentions a wireless telephony claim and education reforms for soldiers with shorthand and typing goals.
A fragment describes a perceived color cue in cows indicating rich milk yield. It notes a deep yellow skin and ears with tail-covered areas as signs, emphasizing practical observations from Bradders Channel Islands cattle practices.
Local Thornbury residents show little willingness to fund a proposed hotel. In Kankakee Illinois three girls aged eight six and two died after a trunk collapsed on them during play. In Russia famine and relief delays persist as officials hinder aid. The Spanish royal wedding crash killed many and a miracle spared the queen and brides. A Sunnidale farmer Neil Harkin left a contentious will complicating heirs and land transfers at Osgoode Hall Toronto with disputed property lines.
A historical note claims a severe cold can be broken up in one or two days. Early symptoms include dry air, loud cough, watery nasal discharge, and a coated tongue. Chamberlain's cough remedy, taken hourly at first signs, allegedly cures the cold within a day or two. Sold by all druggists.
Farm Notes discusses a favorable honey season and dairy advice. It urges salt for cows, careful milking to avoid costs, and feeding calves with flax seed. Emphasizes teamwork in stable work, proper pasture care, and grooming for working teams. Also notes a 1910 era Confinion Line Steamships agency at The Examiner Office.
At a May meeting Oro Council members were present. The Reeve reported talks with Medonte officials about road use and fencing at Concession 44. A resident complained of water on Lot and a county road case saw no action. A Lavender family aid request was approved at $2 weekly for five weeks. Several petitions about School Section attachments and tax relief were noted. The Court of Revision met May 26 with decisions on overcharges and reassessments.
The council met after adjournment on May 28 with all members present. Minutes from the last meeting were confirmed. Proposals sought cost estimates for crossroad 6 and 6 east part 7. A committee was appointed to report next meeting. A request about license inspector power received no action. A Methodist church recommendation for James Hart was discussed. Grants for roads and surface removal on line con 7 8 were deferred pending lower water and more information. Detachment of lots from No 0 to No 18 was laid over. A school section cost objection was noted and no action taken. Road bylaw progress was noted, with further action to be laid over.
Warning against mercury in catarrh remedies. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Care from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as internal treatment. Cites dangers and urges buying genuine product from druggists. Includes price 75 cents and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Potter and Son of Tottenham acquire timber on 90 acres of the Coffee Estate in Tecumseth for 15500 dollars. The notice mentions a local patent remedy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offering cures for stomach trouble constipation and biliousness with free samples at all druggists.
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