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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

5

Plucky Daughter Promotes Samaria Remedy for Alcohol Habit

A letter from a Canadian reader claims the Samaria Remedy cured a father’s drinking addiction. The writer describes covertly administering the tea and reports improved health and absence of liquor desire after fifteen months. The notice asks for the company’s booklet and testimonials, with confidential correspondence and a stamped reply.

Bacotter Samaria The Samaria Remedy Co Jordan Street Toronto Canada

Highlands of Ontario holiday region advertises travel

An illustrated travel notice promotes The Highlands of Ontario as a premier summer destination. It touts Muskoka Lakes scenery, primeval forests, clear waters, and modern steamboat service. The piece urges readers to request rates and schedules from the Toronto agency for travel to the Old Country via liners and Canadian routes.

America Ontario Muskoka Lakes

County Council Proposes Overdue Road and School Plans

County Council spent last week in Penetang hosted by Mayor J. F. Heck and toured Midland and Parry Sound. Business notes include rail, finance, school education reforms, road improvements, and a $1,000 grant for the Midhurst road realignment with Wells and Quinlan to supervise.

Parry Sound Penetang J. F. Heck Midland Coun Wright Warden Arphy Railway Committee of the Privy Council W. H. Bennett M.P Alfred Wilkes Steno Pherment Couns Campbell Harvie Ameod House of Refuge Beeton House of Refuge Management Farmers’ Institutes Plowmen’s ‘Associations Aie Esc

Bridges Over Pretty River and Lake Shore Road Planned

Expended under supervision of Couns Bruce and Emmerson on two bridges over Pretty River in Nottawasaga and the Lake Shore Road in Nottawasaga. Cost about $2 500. ORO STATION June 22 Mr and Mrs Alf Bell are home to remain. St Andrew's Church Sunday school excursion a financial failure. Miss Margie Bell back from Barrie. Mr Neeley of Midland visiting Mr Elsmore. Misa L Elsmore home on a visit from Crown Hill.

Messrs Bruce Graham Whitesides Quin‘Tan G. W. Bruce R Grahan Jos. Whitesider D. Quinlan Couns, Quinlan and Wells Quinlan General Finis Couns Bruce and Emmerson Pretty River Nottawasaga Jen Lake Shore Road Oro Station Alf. Bell St. Andrew’s Margie Bell Barrie Mr.Neeley Midland Elsmore Misa L. Elsmore Crown Hill

Christ in Endeavor organized in Shanty Bay

The youth of Shanty Bay form a Christ in Endeavor group meeting weekly. Officers for six months include Hon. President Rev. Mr. Stephens, President Harry Park, 1st Vice-President Mrs. J Sanderson, 2nd Vice-President Miss Clara Campbell, Secretary Miss Rose Cameron, Treasurer Alex Graham. Also notes Carrie Lynn of Toronto staying with Arch Campbell, Angstroms move to a summer home, Ferguson and son return to Toronto, Mrs Nichols and family from Toronto arriving at Wiarton Grange for the summer.

Shanty Bay Mr. Stephens Harry Park J . Sanderson Clara Campbell Rose Cameron Trea Ur Arch. Campbell Angstrom Fam'ly Oliver Tennessee Hutcheson Ferguson Toronto Mrs. Nichols Bere Wiarton Grange

The Tie For Recreation And One Person's Food For A Year

Article discusses recreation's importance for brain health and warns against overworking creativity after an full day’s work. It lists a yearly per person food allowance in detailed quantities and prices, quoted as a historical outlook on consumption.

Marsden United States

Horses of the New York fire department pampered by crew

The horses at New York firehouses are highly valued and pampered. Each stall bears the horse’s name in aluminum letters. Firemen provide luxuries and treats such as leaf sugar and nougat, with passersby often seeing horses eating treats handed from their human friends.

New York Fire Department Tom Harry Major

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