Absence Of Reciprocity In Sarah Grand Critique
The article discusses Mme Sarah Grand’s critique of modern life, arguing progress causes excess and mediocrity. It emphasizes reciprocity as key to happiness, cites social dullness in gatherings, and notes an exhibition item honoring 1850s Toronto industry. It blends literary reflection with social observation and a brief archival notice.
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Sarah Grand
Mme
Crite
Carloteneas Ierbenese
Rae
Bark
Gové
Dave
Right Side Sleeping Advised For Digestion and Heart Health
Fragment from a historic column includes medical advice praising right side sleeping to aid digestion and heart function. It references Sir Arthur Sullivan and a humorous anecdote about a composer, plus a short exchange about a bride and her sister discussing marriage and foibles.
Mle Doubtéal Compliment.
An indignant grocer questions what was said about his sugar price. He recalls being told that selling sugar cheaper than others was like using sand in the business, implying insult rather than praise.
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Hin
Little Visitor and Hostess Exchange Portrait Mystery
A scene shows a little visitor asking about a large oil portrait while the hostess recalls a schoolteacher great-aunt whose eyes seem to follow them. Another character teases Grace's marriage, while Tesse remarks on a surprising venture.
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Reallemia Arts
Death of Arthur Craig in Craighurst county figure
Arthur Craig a longtime Craighurst resident and former Ontario Legislature candidate died recently after continuing to work in office despite illness. A Conservative and Anglican, he served on the County Council and supported local welfare. He leaves two sons and four daughters from his first marriage to Mim Johnson and a second wife, Miss Morrison. Funeral services were held yesterday.
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Om Mendes
Itv
Crain
Cynan
Craig
Craighurst
Ontario
Centre
Simcoe
Sret Wits
Mim Johnson
Barrie births and local notices in June
Local parish and Barrie births announced including Flaherty Simmons McLean Craig Robinson Somerville and others at Barrie addresses. Community letters describe town reception funds for soldiers, Barrie civic thanks, and a note about store openings and remedies sold locally.
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Flaherty
Barrie
John Flaherty
Ron. Simmons
W. Simmons
McLean
Craig
Craighuest
Arthur Craig
Robinson
Rees Street
Abigail Beecroft Robinson
Somerville
Jane
Thomas Rogers
Mary Street
Lizzie
Stayner
Just What Everyone Should Do
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Va keeps a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for instant use. He says it is one of the best medicines he ever saw and has proven its value during several colic attacks. Sold by all druggists.
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J. T. Barber
Irwinville
Sachs
Barber
Chamberlain
Guests of Mrs James Fletcher Attend Bog Bead Event
Readable text shows a social gathering hosted by Mrs James Fletcher with attendees described as guests. The scene mentions a “the Boae of Bla bog” and a MinaSingite sek Hee Bed 08 Detenie arc, indicating a misread OCR fragment in a historical newspaper item about a private social event.
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James Fletcher
Local News From Minesing and Surroundings
Notes on visits and sickness among residents including Jane and Percy Cat, Mrs Brigas, Fred Pearson, and Miss Pearl Moore. The first annual New Flos garden party raised 105 dollars. School events, canoe trips, and crop conditions across Sunnidale and Minesing regions are reported with weather impacts and farm prospects.
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Jane
Percy Cat
Robert Brigas
Niagara
Fred “Pearson Bas
Ana M Robinson
Ie Beasey
Charles Moore
Sannidale
Pearl Moore
Collingwood
Mir
Ea Ludlow
Barrie
Thomas Tue
James Robinson
Mary Erwin
New Flos Arch
Chas Moore
Mid-Summer Offer From The Examiner and Family Herald
The Examiner and Montreal publishers offer a joint subscription until January 1 1906 for 75 cents. Existing subscribers to The Examiner may obtain The Family Herald and Weekly Star for the rest of the year for 40 cents. Also notes Turkish customs ban on goods bearing the star and promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Family -Herald
Weekly Star
Montreal
Family Herald
Baste
Porte
Turkey
Bargain Sale Telegraphing Silk and Sateen Fabrics
A fragmentary sale notice lists week St 30 pieces Japan Blouse Silk in plain colors and stripes, wash silk, and Art Sateen at low prices. Various garments including shirts, waist suits, dresses, and linens advertised as discounted in a four day sale with final day gains.
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Japan
BBC
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