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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary notes describe Mitra Ointment and Ant Heats product terms with references to Rhiod Tense and Aira Tadic. The unreadable OCR blocks clear context but hints at a health or cleansing claim and consumer headlines.
An advertisement claims Miona stomach tablets quickly cure indigestion and related symptoms by strengthening digestive organs rather than just digesting food. It guarantees refunds if not satisfied and notes sales through druggists nationwide with mail order available for 50 cents from Booth's Miona Company in Buffalo, N.Y.
A Western official warns that ongoing overspending and delayed crop cash releases will threaten relief programs and risk renewed price and supply pressures. He notes grain and cattle benefits mask deeper strain and foresees next fall bringing renewed financial tightness without curbs. Walker adds foreign capital inflows stir public skepticism about unseen markets.
A Collier's Weekly essay accuses Canada of harsh laws and blocking reciprocity. It argues Canadian leaders prefer deterring U S trade to protect Europe, creating strain between the two nations and challenging harmonious policy.
Davis nicknames the chorus climber Little Brighteyes at rehearsal and she grows into a sturdy performer despite her lean frame. A staged auto stunt goes wrong injuring her shoulder. Nick Marshall, once a circus prodigy, rescues her and later reveals a long, shared history and responsibility that binds them.
The critique argues Walt Whitman surpasses other poets in embracing modern life. Whitman’s reach spans the universe in ordinary things, offering a God def ined beauty. Though his symbolism is crowded, he stands as a foundational figure in a new world of poetry.
Fragmentary passage notes a belief that sleep quantity decreases from infancy to old age but suggests an exception where old age returns toward infancy in sleep needs. The text is incomplete and lacks clear data or sources.
The Intercolonial Conference hears that U S coast ing rules ban most foreign ships from American coastwise trade unless American-flagged. Britain allows broader access. Federation's shipping body says mutual privileges are sought with key European government, noting 1815 favored nation terms. England grants broad port access, while the United States limits reciprocal rights.
The editorial discusses strained imperial relations after the London colonial conference. It notes Canadian preferences for maintaining ties with Britain, possible discontent over British policy, and calls for loyalty alongside mutual accommodation to sustain imperial unity. It cites Hon. Mr. Whitney endorsing loyalty while criticizing colonial treatment.
A letter from Deputy Minister of Education reports regret that Canadian and American teachers cannot visit Europe this Fall. The plan, coordinated with English Canadian French groups, was disrupted when German lines refused to acquiesce, despite prior arrangements with steamship companies and Mr Alfred Mosely.
A provincial ode praising Great Britain and Ireland with nostalgic lines about England Scotland Ireland and Scotland's history. The poem mentions Avon banks Forth Dunedin Argyle Loch Katrine Melrose Flodden Field and ends with Maple Leaf Forever and God Save the Gracious King, credited to Robert Stark.
Canadian Indians in sparsely settled Canada retain old dress and customs, peaceful under Mounted Police guidance. They line street corners on circus day, trading beside whites, wearing mixed store clothes and traditional garb, with blankets, bandanas, braids, ermine tips, and pine pipes.
The piece notes growing interest in sheepdog trials in Canada and near New York, with Wales and Australia viewing them as national games. Major G M Carnochan backs trials near New York, showcasing dogs that aid shepherds across paddocks and townfolk through demonstrations of their intelligence and versatility.
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