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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
2
An article describing how liver derangement causes uric acid buildup leading to stones in kidneys and bladder. It promotes Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills as a combined liver and kidney treatment, claiming high efficacy and noting cost and availability in Toronto dealers.
Lola pleads with Sir Karl to attend Dolores’s county wedding as bridemaid while he contemplates Paris departure. He refuses to commit while fearing her influence. Lola reveals deep affection and warns him away yet hints of waiting upon his return. He bluntly suggests her future with another man, provoking her hurt plea for true happiness.
English prospector C J Gadd, newly back from Alaska, predicts Cape Nome gold output in 1901 will top $12,000,000. He notes recent finds, small surface workings, possible hydraulic mining, extreme winter cold, and coal costs at $125 per ton preventing winter thawing operations.
The Montreal Butter and Cheese Association warns Canadian dairymen against making fodder milk cheese at season start or end. It argues this would flood markets, depress prices, and harm full grass cheese demand and reputation. Emphasis on keeping old stock moving, improving butter production, better cheese boxes, and whey handling to protect cheese quality and export prospects.
A tense quarrel erupts during a choir rehearsal as the leader is confronted by a star singer. The soprano snaps at the bass as trouble flares, signaling discord within the group.
The Montreal Butter and Cheese Association urges factories to cure cheese for at least two weeks and to maintain curing room temperatures around 60 degrees to protect quality. Separate discussion notes Australia’s bold old age pension plans led by Sir William Lyne, with New Zealand and New South Wales already pioneering schemes costing millions annually and affecting treasury allocations.
A long reflection on nineteenth century inventions transforming industry and daily life. It traces how tools from the horse and loom to the electric light and phonograph reshaped prosperity, culture, and knowledge. The piece argues science, history, and energy hint at a higher intelligence behind the universe, suggesting a turn toward divinity.
The passage notes that 26 percent of the world population lives under British rule, 9 percent under Russian rule, about 6 percent under French rule, and nearly 6 percent under American rule. It presents a snapshot of imperial distribution across major powers.
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