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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented excerpt references Mis citeha and a Scott's Emulsion advertisement. It mentions names, places, and a century old refuge house with a planned $90,000 improvement and a future fair at Owen Bound. The readable text hints at tuberculosis resistance claims and local civic developments without coherent narrative.
A promotional notice promises five hundred Sick Readers of the Examiner a free full size $1.00 package of a Dr James W Kidd treatment. It claims cures for rheumatism kidney and stomach disorders and more, available by coupon or letter to Toronto Canada with no money required.
A garbled collage mentions acetylene torches for fog signals in Bari Germany and a four story hotel for horses. It notes a French aeroplane mag, German railroads and care for invalids, plus a barrel organ in church service and Rev John McNeill of Cook’s Church.
The poultry enterprise is a business of details requiring conscientious, attentive management. A good poultryman studies habits, adapts new ideas, and applies practical training to achieve steady profits. Modern feeding, housing, and breeding innovations demand careful, long term effort.
Fragments describe making marzipan with almonds and orange flower water, coating with colored icing, plus a butter scotch recipe. Steps mention mixing almonds, egg whites, gum arabic, and flavoring, coloring with carmine, and forming shapes with leaves for garnish. Some text references angelica stalks and gum arabic solution.
A fragment discussing neck care highlighting the appeal of a graceful neck and dangers of tight collars. It mentions cold water applications and brief cold treatments to tighten skin, with advice on avoiding collarless styles and using white coverings for the neck, though the text is garbled and obscure.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts a travel carrier or apparatus for moving a person with disabilities or medical needs. It references a body harness or frame, buckles, and methods to lift or relocate a person, with notes on folding and concealment. Content is obscure and lacks complete context or clear event.
A fragmented description discusses how underlying folds and spacings in a hypothetical system affect alignment and absorption. It mentions adjustments to position, space below a main feature, and contraction in a manner resembling an engineering or theoretical note.
General Cromwell Booth cites King George's promise to read a chapter of the Bible daily as a powerful example for England's army and people. The Church Family Newspaper notes many letters thanking the King for his confession and habit of Bible-reading, predicting national prayer and virtue.
In Dublin a speech by George Bernard Shaw drew attention as he commented on public appeal and legitimacy. The talk referenced Manchester City and various terms used to describe popularity and credibility.
A fragmented London narrative describes a wandering traveler who claims to reveal the fate of Archduke John Salvator of Austria. The tale centers on a knock at a door, a drink offer, and a tense exchange that hints at a hidden identity and a potential death.
The article previews a new phonograph model claimed to be hearable up to a mile away. Inventor Adrian Brae introduces the device, touting clear amplification and portable design for public demonstrations.
An Arabian author recounts a prince who promised a subject any reward. The subject asks for a grain of wheat for the first square of a chessboard, two for the second, four for the third, doubling each square. The total wheat required grows to 18,446,744,073,709,551,618 grains, vastly exceeding all royal stores. Calculations show tens of trillions of bushels, far beyond Asia’s grain reserves, suggesting the promise would dwarf earthly resources.
A historical note discusses bone size and density in draft horses, arguing that bone quality affects stamina and usefulness beyond mere bone size. It contrasts coarse soft bone with hard robust bone, asserting the latter correlates with durability in work and long service, while crude bone tends to fail under heavy use.
The text blends notes on electric ovens and depinking schemes with a Texas murder case and medical claims. It mentions Vienna plant arrangements, syndicate sharing, loads, and current, then shifts to a ranchman’s violent act and a jury verdict of not guilty. A San Francisco surgeon cites nonoperative cure ideas for appendicitis.
A Walkerton resident describes long battles with extreme nervousness and indigestion. After trying various treatments and hearing a published testimony, they procured a remedy and claim significant health improvement, now sleeping better and feeling relief. They urge others with similar complaints to consider the remedy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Chidiaia woman and home incident with unclear details. Phrases are garbled, references to eating, staying at a location, and a bell appear in disjointed form. No coherent event or identifiable individuals beyond Dr Soper Browhite emerge.
Mrs H von Roden of Lyndon Kentucky writes that the tonic helped her nervous condition and weak spells. She praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetarian Compound for restoring strength and ability to do housework, urging other women to try it.
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